Dominifarm

The rescued farm animals need your help today! Make a difference and give them the lives they deserve.

All contributions are tax-deductible!
Dominifarm Animal Sanctuary, Inc.
501(c)(3) non-profit organization
EIN#86-3996669

About Us

Dominifarm Animal Sanctuary provides a permanent loving home for all types of rescued farm animals. We make sure that they live out their entire lives in peace at the sanctuary, where they are treated with the kindness and respect they deserve. Our mission is to provide shelter, food, care and protection for the animals in our custody. Also, through farm tours and via social media, we give the animals a voice to tell the public their stories. Dominifarm’s rescued animals function as ambassadors so visitors and/or viewers can watch their daily lives, get to know each animal, and gain an appreciation for their species.

We love to have visitors at Dominifarm! We like to remind all guests that this is a sanctuary for rescued farm animals. Most of our residents are elderly, some are handicapped, many were previously abused. Dominifarm is their permanent home, and we want them to feel as safe and secure as possible. Which is why we do not have public visiting hours but instead offer small personal tours. Please understand that we cannot accommodate drop-in visits because our team is busy with their work or running the sanctuary. Private tours are by donation, suggested at $25/hour for up to four people.
(Please note this is a suggested donation amount; we want our sanctuary to be as accessible as possible! If this amount is too much, donate what you can.)

If you are interested in volunteering for us, we would love to have you. Volunteering with us means helping us fulfill our mission by doing those behind-the-scenes jobs that make it all possible to save so many animals. The more organized we are and the more commitment we have from our amazing volunteers, the better the experience will be for you and for the animals. They also enjoy seeing the same, familiar faces and love to bond with volunteers that can commit to a specific schedule.