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Annie the rescued cow standing in tall grass near trees.

Love,
Passion, Kindness... Everyday

C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary provides lifelong refuge, compassion, and respect for rescued animals.

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Meet the Residents

Every life has a story.

The animals at C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary are more than residents—they're family.

Foxy the rescued horse grazing with other horses at C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary in Aurora, Missouri

Foxy

Once unable to walk comfortably, Foxy now runs pain-free and enjoys life at the sanctuary. This tiny mare has a huge heart and a talent for charming everyone she meets.

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Marshall the rescued Pekin duck, and first duck to call C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary home, enjoying life at the Farm Sanctuary in Aurora, Missouri

Theodore

Daisy the rescued cow grazing peacefully at C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary in Aurora, Missouri

Marshall

Daisy

Theodore is the sanctuary’s biggest pig and also its most gentle and loving, happily throwing himself on the ground for tummy rubs. He doesn’t know a stranger and loves being the center of attention, which makes him a favorite with visitors.

Marshall was the first duck to call C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary home and has become one of the farm's friendliest, most talkative residents. Rescued as a young Pekin duck, he now enjoys the safe, joyful life every animal deserves.

Daisy was deeply loved by her family and now spends her senior years peacefully enjoying life with the herd at C.A.R.E. Her gentle spirit quickly made her a beloved part of the farm family.

Compassion Lives Here

ABOUT C.A.R.E. FARM SANCTUARY

Every life has inherent value.

At C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary, every life matters. Across 385 acres in southwest Missouri, over 100 rescued farm animals are free to roam, form lifelong bonds, and experience the safety, compassion, and care they were always meant to have.

Theodore the rescued pig walking in a grassy field
Spanky the rescuedpony standing in a grassy paddock field
Kathy the rescued cow standing in a grassy field.

22 Horses Rescued.

A STORY OF COMPASSION

Second chances.

Brighter tomorrows.

Severely neglected and starving, these horses were given a second chance at life when C.A.R.E. Farm Sanctuary stepped in to help.

 

Today, they are safe, loved, and learning to trust again. Follow their ongoing journey of healing, friendship, and hope.

Group of horses feeding on hay in an open field
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