Promised Land Animal Sanctuary

12/11/2025

Here’s the link to the foster application (works best on your desktop computer):

https://www.promisedlandsanctuary.org/foster-application

It’s a little on the longer side, but that’s only because we want to make sure you’re the perfect match for Precious — or any other pups you might want to foster. 💛

I’ll also be sending this link to anyone who has already reached out about Precious. Thank you all so much for your love and interest! 🐶✨

Wow!! I had no idea there were so many Chi lovers out there! 🥹💖 Huge thanks to everyone who offered to foster little Precious — you’re all amazing!

We’ve had such an incredible response that I’m putting together an online foster application to help keep things organized. 📝

✨ Preference will go to homes with no other dogs. ✨

Hang tight — I’ll be posting the link soon!

🚨 URGENT FOSTER NEEDED for Precious 🐾

We’re seeking a temporary foster home for a 4-year-old Chihuahua named Precious while her loving guardian — a survivor of Intimate Partner Violence — secures safe housing. She cannot enter shelter until Precious has somewhere safe to go.

About Precious:
🐶 4 years old, ~3 lbs
🏠 Indoor, p*e pad trained
🐱 Good with cats
🐕 May bark at first but settles quickly once she feels safe
🧸 Loves her rope and baby bottle toys
💖 Extremely affectionate and loves to snuggle under blankets
🩺 Will be spayed and vaccinated before going to foster home

Her guardian needs a safe, caring foster for Precious by the end of the month. This small act of kindness will make a life-changing difference for both of them.

📩 Please reach out if you can open your heart and home (even short-term) or share this post to help us find Precious her safe place.

10/11/2025

Today, we wear the purple poppy for those who could not choose.
For the silent and steadfast souls who walked beside humankind through the smoke of war —
those who bore our burdens, carried our messages and trusted us even as the world around them fell apart.

Horses who thundered through chaos.
Dogs who ran through fire to deliver hope.
Pigeons who flew through storms of bullets, guided only by instinct and faith.
Mules, donkeys and elephants who hauled the weight of human conflict through mud and ruin.
And the smaller ones — cats, canaries, camels — each a quiet pulse of courage in the great machinery of devastation and death. 💜

They did not understand our quarrels, yet they gave their all. Their loyalty was not born of cause or country, but of love — simple, steadfast and undeserved.
Their sacrifice reminds us that war’s shadow stretches far beyond the boundaries of humanity.

So when we wear the purple poppy, let it not be only for the human soldiers, but for every voiceless being who suffered and served beside them. For remembrance, if it is to be honest, must include all who gave their lives for our idea of freedom. 💜

Lest we forget —
the voiceless who had no choice,
but gave their all. ❤️‍🩹

09/11/2025

Jasmin is calling a snow day❄️ Stay inside, light a fire or a candle, grab a good book and a cuppa. Stay warm, friends! ☕️🪵

03/11/2025

"Meet the Woman Saving Animals One Sanctuary at a Time

I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Kat Krylov, founder of Promised Land Animal Sanctuary, to hear her remarkable journey from meat-eater to animal sanctuary founder.

""I became vegan about ten years ago,"" Kat shared with me, ""but I was vegetarian for ten years before that.""

What struck me most was how her path mirrors so many of our own experiences. Like many of us, Kat grew up as a meat-eater who genuinely considered herself an animal lover. ""I really get that split—how we can love animals but think it's okay to harm some and eat others.""

The turning point? Education. ""What I didn't realize was what happens to animals on their way to our plates—how they're treated, how young they are when slaughtered. That disconnect disappeared when I started learning more, watching documentaries, and speaking with people in the community.""

Kat founded her sanctuary in 2017 during a period of personal transition. ""There was a gap in my life when my daughter went off to university. I reassessed what was really important and how I wanted to make a difference in this world.""

Her story reminds us that it's never too late to align our actions with our values and create meaningful change.

To hear our full conversation about Kat's journey from meat-eater to sanctuary founder, visit the Vegius YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdhF0W6YZtE

What transition in your life led you to reconsider your relationship with animals and food?

28/10/2025

Two bonded pasture puffs looking for a retirement home.

26/10/2025

Happy Sunday from Hummer and Kat. Drop an emoji to show us how you’re feeling today!

24/10/2025

Happy Friday! Still a few spots open for tours on Saturday and Sunday. Come meet a new friend (or two)!

21/10/2025

Why can’t we all just get along? That was the question I carried with me when I moved here eight years ago, trying to decide how to care for and place all the animals who would come into my life. But the idea of keeping them behind fences, separated from one another, just didn’t sit right with me. I wanted to share this space—this beautiful stretch of land—with them. It wasn’t mine alone. They had a right to it just as much as I did. More so, even.

So, aside from the few necessary fences that keep everyone safe from the road and protected from predators at night, the residents of Promised Land Sanctuary are free to roam wherever they please. And while that freedom means I’ve given up on having a garden or pretty flowers around the house, what’s bloomed here instead is something far more beautiful.

It’s harmony. It’s trust. It’s the quiet, living rhythm of beings learning how to coexist. The goats nap beside the roosters in the sun. The pigs wander lazily through the trees. The geese and ducks strut proudly down the same paths I walk each morning. There’s a balance here, an unspoken peace that seems to rise naturally from the earth itself… something that only happens when you stop trying to control life and start living alongside it.

Of course, it’s not always perfect. There’s mud. There’s mischief. But every day, I’m reminded that while fences might keep animals in or out, they can also keep hearts closed. Here at Promised Land Sanctuary, we’ve chosen openness instead. And in that openness, we’ve found what I was searching for all along—a way to finally get along.

20/10/2025

15/10/2025

🚨PLEASE HELP GET CASPER A SAFE HOME-SHARE SHARE SHARE🚨

Casper has been at a kennel with no adopting program for over a month and really needs to find his forever family. Located in Mount Forest. Transport can be arranged.

Location: Mount Forest
Name:Casper
Breed: Great Pyrenees mix
Weight: 70lbs
Gender: male
Spayed/ neutered: yes
Age: .2-3
Reason for Intake:came in as a stray
How long have you had the dog:1 month
Medical (shots etc.): yes
Good with dogs: yes
Good with cats: unknown
Good with kids: yes
Good with strangers: yes
Guarding issues: none
Ever bitten a person (Explain): no
Ever bitten another animal (Explain): no
Behavioural issues: none he is a really gentle easy going dog. Just a total sweet heart.
House trained: yes
Crate trained: yes
Destructive: not observed
Leash skills: needs practice but isn’t bad
Known commands: basic commands
Food on now: royal canin
Medical issues: none
Other Notes Personality etc.: very very sweet. Gentle and easy going

Please send a DM if you can offer this sweet boy a home.