Almost Heaven Farm Animal Sanctuary

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Almost Heaven Farm Animal Sanctuary We are a community based 501c3 non-profit rescue providing sanctuary for abused and abandoned farm animals. Please come for a visit at 8353 N. State Road 109.

All farm animals, large and small, deserve to be treated fair and well. They spend their lives serving, and Almost Heaven Farm Animal Sanctuary exists to return service back to them and offers a safe and nurturing environment to abused and abandoned farm animals. We are a community based 501c3 non-profit rescue that receives no local or federal aid and instead runs solely on the selfless donations of money, time, and goods from people like you. Wilkinson Indiana 46186

Thank you for your consideration and continued support. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any and all inquiries.

06/04/2024
05/30/2024

Good morning! Im taking a moment this morning to pray for all those unfortunate people where tornadoes have done severe damage and loss of life. God has spared we Hoosiers from the brunt of these storms and I pause to thank him for His mercy.

05/04/2024

Today I was able to rehome 2 cows and 2 bulls. They went to a forever home/farm which is operated by some super cool people from Thailand. What the craziness about this rehoming was....Victor, a bull from last years rehoming is at the same place!!!!! What a grand reunion for them!

04/19/2024

I have an opportunity for someone to feed the horses, goats and pigs in the am plus water......and again in the evening....possibly picking the stalls before letting them back in. For this service, which I will need someone to do everyday.....I will pay that person $350 per month for about 2 hours a day of work. Any local dependable retirees looking to augment social security a little with some extra cash? Call 317 922 5284 and I will set you up an interview. Thanks 8353 n SR 109 Wilkinson Indiana

04/06/2024

Today we had the honor of delivering our donation to Sweet Liberty Ranch & Rescue in Mooreland. We extend our deepest gratitude for the opportunity to illuminate the remarkable work of your organization. Your unwavering dedication and boundless compassion towards the magnificent horses leave an enduring impact on all who have the honor of witnessing it. Thanks for all that you do!

03/12/2024

When one has an animal rescue, whether a 501c3 or not, many special stories are saved in the memory banks of the same lucky person. I fondly recall the renter of my house next dooor. She was one of the sulky racers at the track in Shelbyville. Anyway, She was telling me about a horse she had become attached to from the track which had been retired due to under performing. She went further to say the horse is being kept in poor conditions and could we rescue him.

At the time, Nicole Myers and her three children Dakota Wable , Renae and Dylan were renting the second house down from mine. I asked Dakota if he would like to go with me to try and rescue a gelding in a bad environment. Dakota's response, "let me grab my hat." I believe he may have been all of 15 at the time. Anyway off we went to who knows what as far as conditions and temperament of the horse.
We arrived at a barn which appeared it could blow down at any time and a small run in shelter where the horse was standing, ankle deep in goey mud. This was not an ideal environment to load a young gelding who appeared to be very jumpy and flighty.

After several failed attempts at doing a "Cowboy Bob" lasso session, we finally got a rope around the horses neck. We beckoned, "come on boy", clucked our tongues, applied pressure on the rope only to watch the recalcitrant horse completely lock down in defiance of our efforts.

Then, at this moment, something extremely magical, raise the hair on the back of your neck kind of a thing happened. Dakota grabbed a halter and a lead rope, opened the gate where the horse stood, approached the horse talking easy to him the whole time,"hold on fella.....easy fella". He just walked up and put the halter on the horse, snapped the lead, brought him through the gate where i stood holding the trailer door open and wah-la. Dakota never said anything the whole time except what was directed at the horse. You have to know, Dakota was never around horses in his life.
Dakota named the horse "Fella". The name seemed to fit. The horse "fella" I believe transformed Dakota's young life as he took care of Fella's needs morning and night.

03/10/2024

I see some green appearing in the pastures and so do the others who sojourn here. Where there is green there is great hope! All thanks to He who controls the whims of the weather!! Call me silly if you like; I can audibly hear their excitement as they munch on new growth,

03/08/2024

🌟 March Community Spotlight: Sweet Liberty Ranch & Rescue 🌟

Sweet Liberty Ranch Horse Rescue goes above and beyond to rehabilitate neglected horses, providing them with a second chance at life. With your help, they can continue their compassionate work and bring hope to these majestic creatures. 🐴

What They Do:
Sweet Liberty Ranch Horse Rescue takes the time to rehabilitate neglected horses, ensuring they receive the care and attention they need. So far, they have rescued about 40 horses from kill pens and have successfully placed around 32 of them into loving homes. Their team works tirelessly to bring these horses back to health, starting with proper nourishment and treatment for diseases by their local veterinarian. They also evaluate each horse to see if they can be ridden again, offering them the opportunity for a fulfilling life.

How You Can Help:
We are excited to announce that we are matching donations up to $1000 for Sweet Liberty Ranch Horse Rescue this March! Your contribution will directly impact the lives of these neglected horses, providing them with essential care, medical attention, and the chance for a brighter future.

Join Us:
Every donation, no matter how small, makes a difference. Together, let's support Sweet Liberty Ranch Horse Rescue and all that they do for these incredible animals.

To donate and learn more about their mission, please visit their website: https://sweetlibertyranchandrescue.org/. ❤️

02/25/2024

So we received some hay monetary donations and suddenly I could find no decently priced hay. All found was $8 or more!! I am stressing and running around trying to figure how am I going after some as my trailer is still stacked with feed. Then I was worried who can I get to help me load whatever I find as physically I am barred from doing so. Can I buy enough at this high price to sustain the animals as my other hay standby source had sold out!

Psalms 46:10 says, "Be still and Know I am God". With all the worrying and fretting running about spending needless energy, I neglected to lift my plea up to God for guidance and help. God lead me to Barbara Prescitelli. She found hay at one of her sources,went after and hauled the hay back at a very decent price. God lead me to the right helpers to unload the hay in the barn.
I am constantly amazed even as I am underserving, God answers our needs!

02/04/2024

Even though we had the brutal dose of winter reality in January, God is smiling on Almost Heaven and the creatures which call it home in February. Thank you Jesus for these mighty blessings!

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8353 North State Road 109
Wilkinson, IN
46186

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