A 501(c)3 non-profit animal sanctuary
A 501(c)3 non-profit animal sanctuary
Another Chance Ranch has moved to a spacious new location in beautiful Neosho, Wisconsin. We will still have a limited presence in Florida, but our animal sanctuary will now be based in Neosho, a land of rolling hills and wide open spaces.
We provide a safe, nurturing home for animals that have been neglected, abused and abandoned and have no other chance for adoption or fostering.
We care for older individuals, those with special health care needs, and those that just aren't very adoptable.
We encourage our visitors and volunteers to consider the ethical, environmental and health benefits of a plant based diet.
Queso came from a local shelter where he was too fearful and aggressive to place. After a few offers of treats and a few days in the small dog pack, his only aggression is competition with other dogs for toys.
Nippet, a senior Pekingnese, was found wandering in the extreme summer heat. She was covered in mats and feces, blinded by dry eye, suffering ear infections and hardly able to walk. After weeks of care and vet services she is sweet, feisty, and healthy, a testament to the transformative nature of love and kindness.
Aubergine was injured when very young, leaving her legs paralyzed. She lives upright in a little hammock and accompanies Eden on her animal care rounds. She also spends time in the grass where she can dig and forage with her beak. We offer her patient, attentive care in honor of the billions of nameless birds that live short, tortured lives in factory farms.
Guinea Pig Pickle was surrendered by a family no longer able to care for her. She enjoys outdoor time with Bambi, who weighs about the same.
Peanut was turned in to a shelter, neglected and covered in fleas, She was surrendered because her owner didn't want her around her grandchildren. She is sweet and gentle.
In addition to our many dogs and cats, we care for farm animals, including equines, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens and ducks and rabbits.
We provide opportunities for local high school and college students to provide care and companionship to abandoned pets and farm animals
We maintain 20 acres of wildlife refuge in the old growth wetland adjacent to the Twelve Mile Swamp Conservation Area.
We have spacious, secure quarters that keep our rescue animals (and the local wildlife) safe.
If you appreciate what we do and want to help, please make a donation to the Ranch or come and volunteer. Just call Eden on the ACR line: 603-306-4639.
Veterinary costs are our biggest expense. Bella's tooth abscess ruptured out of her cheek. Emergency dental extraction and antibiotics were required ($$$).
During the last couple of difficult years, we have continued to take in abandoned, abused and neglected animals that have no other chance for a safe and happy life. When we take in a marginalized animal, they are family; we care for them attentively for the rest of their life. Even when we are "full", we push the limit of our capacity and resources. We also help people find placements for animals we can't help directly. We depend on the generosity of individual donors to make this happen. Eternal thanks to our kind supporters.
Are you passionate about what we're doing? Let us know! As we reopen, we will be looking for volunteers and will provide tours of our sanctuary for prospective volunteers and for others who wish to support our activities. Email us at anotherchance4animals@gmail.com
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.
Your support and contributions will help us to meet our goals and improve conditions for our animals . Your generous donation will fund our mission, thank you!
N2567 Highway 67, Neosho, WI 5305959, United States
By appointment only (temporarily on hold because of Covid-19)
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