Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary
“Animals are such agreeable friends- they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms.” ~George Elliot
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The Year in Review – 2023
,,-t Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary, we believe in providing a safe and loving home for all animals. Our commitment to their well-being is unwavering, even in the face of challenges.
In 2023, we encountered unexpected expenses that tested our resilience. Little Archie, a piglet left by the side of the road in the middle of winter, became an unplanned rescue that incurred additional veterinary costs.
Our barn fire brought about the need for a new charger and electrical work, along with the installation of a new electrical system for the safety of our beloved residents.
The loss of our dear donkey, June Bug, required extensive veterinary care and an emergency visit to a specialized equine hospital totaling well over $6,000. June Bug and his buddy Jake were our first new residents in 2008.
The frequent rainfall this year continuously resulted in a muddy paddock that demanded a major renovation of over $7,000 to ensure the well-being of our horses, donkeys, and alpacas.
Additionally, the sale/change of hands and change in policy of our usual fundraising facility, left us with a deficit of $67,000 that we had been receiving in past years, impacting our ability to raise funds for our sanctuary.
We needed to have another run-in shed built for the donkeys and even though the work was donated, the materials were $9,000.
Despite these challenges, we remain dedicated to providing the best care for our animals, which includes the increase and ongoing expense of hay due to the lack of grazing pastures. Although the weather conditions made hay scarce and more expensive, we prioritize the health and nourishment of our animal family.
As we reflect on the year in review, we humbly acknowledge the financial strain but reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of our animals. Your support, whether through donations or volunteering, helps us continue our mission of providing love, care, and a second chance at life for these innocent creatures.
Join us in making a difference and showing the power of compassion on Giving Tuesday. Together, we can create a brighter future for all animals in need.
Make your donation today by using the donate button or QR Code. Be sure to write a note for Giving Tuesday just before you enter your credit card information. Thanks.
If you’re not able to give monetarily we can always use the help of generous volunteers. Click here to volunteer!
This thank you card means the world to me. I love all the amazing farm animals at Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary. My kids and I go there often to visit and help out.
I have known Donna since I was a little girl. My Dad brought my sister, brother and myself to visit her farm back when it was a bunny rescue and her love, passion and Sanctuary has only grown since then.
I absolutely love supporting local businesses, but especially love supporting local businesses that support animals. I am an animal lover. Always have been, always will be. If you are looking to give back this time of year to a small business please, please, please consider donating to the Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary. The giving back they do to these amazing animals and our community is above and beyond. Let’s show them the same love!
Archie Celebrates His First Christmas!
We are having a winter wonderland party with a visit from Santa to help celebrate Archie’s first Christmas with Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary.
Bring your pets and family to have a picture with Santa, join us in some caroling, roasting marshmallows and simply loving the animals. If you could….please bring the animals a homemade ornament to help decorate their Christmas tree.
December 2,2023 | 12-3 | Photos : 12-2
Get your Archie 2023 Christmas Ornament
We are only making 50 so get yours now!
Hey everyone, the 2023 AGAS Christmas ornament is ready to purchase. They are $5 available at the farm, Horse and Buggy Feeds in Keene and mailing is available. (additional cost for postage – contact us if you need it mailed)
Sponsor a Best Buddy at Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary.
Won’t you help our Animals?
For as little as $5 you can buy a square hay bale and feed one of our animals. Or you can feed the alpacas and goats their breakfast and dinner for a day, with a donation of $25. There are many options for you to choose from.
We have made a commitment to take care of 47 animals and provide them with food, hay and supplies. We are also committed to teach others about their care and provide therapeutic support. A much welcome and needed donation to Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary will be used to help feed and care for our animals.
We are all volunteers at the farm. Please visit us! We and the animals will love it!
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Thank you to everyone who participated
in the 5th Annual
Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary Golf Tournament
We are so thankful for all the players, the businesses who donated their services, prizes, or sponsored holes and also to those individuals who volunteered their time to our worthy cause.
We can’t do this without you! We are very grateful.
Need a gift for your Grandchild?
OR How about your friend who just
LOVES pigs?
With a $20 donation plus shipping, you can treat them to the sweetest book written by Peggy A. Rydberg.
Pig Tails of Gronk & Henrietta
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Amazing Grace Animal Sanctuary
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161 Centre St.
Sullivan, NH 03445
603-358-0578
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“Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.” — Anatole France
