Our Mission
Our sanctuary provides care, rehabilitation and placement of domestic farm animals and household pets that are homeless, neglected or abused and we provide long term care for old and infirm animals and for those without other placement options.
Get Involved
Are you passionate about what we're doing? Let us know! We are always looking for volunteers to help us make our vision a reality. We provide tours of our sanctuary for prospective volunteers and for others who wish to support our activities. Email us at info@anotherchanceranch.org.
Thank You
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or by letting others know what we do, thank you. We can't continue to care for these animals without the help of supporters like you.
Another Appalling Puppy Mill
Joe is one of 700 dogs rescued from a puppy mill in Georgia. Dogs were piled together in crates, covered in feces, completely neglected.
Joe is here for rehabilitation and socialization. He won’t let any person come near, but has bonded with his buddy Curly (foreground), one of our recent rescues.
2019: A Tough Year So Far
Betty Jean's Surgery
Betty (before treatment, above) underwent surgery to remove a large ovarian cancer. She's doing OK but her prognosis is guarded.
Jacques
Jacques was abandoned by his owner last summer. We had been treating him for seizures and malignant mast cell tumors, but he passed away in early February.
Diego
Diego passed away a month following surgery for a malignant tumor of the spleen.
Lewis
Lewis was a Boer goat rescued 19 years ago. He basically died of old age. He was a member of the family. We will miss him terribly.
Teddy
Teddy passed away from lung cancer. He was only with us for two years, but was a wonderful addition to the big dog pack.
We know that events like these will always be common because we take in special needs animals. Even so, it's really rough on all of us, especially when so many occur in a short period of time.
We welcome and sincerely appreciate donations to offset our recent veterinary costs.
Mostly
Mostly, who has been with us since he was a puppy 11 years ago, died suddenly, most likely from a cardiac event. He was a bit crazy, but sweet and lovable.
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Interested in supporting these animals? Click on the Donate button to make a tax-deductible donation, today.
