Aint Much Acres

Aint Much Acres 501c3 nonprofit sanctuary & rescue
Providing care for ALL animals in need
Sacramento County

01/06/2026

For them, I’d do it all over again. ❤️

In the final months of 2025, we encountered a heart-wrenching situation when a senior orange tabby, estimated to be 12 y...
01/05/2026

In the final months of 2025, we encountered a heart-wrenching situation when a senior orange tabby, estimated to be 12 years old, was found abandoned outside our sanctuary in the pouring rain. This gentle soul, whom we named Simba, was immediately taken to the vet for a comprehensive senior bloodwork panel. As Simba is becoming quite thin, we are determined to uncover whether his condition is due to health issues or the stress of abandonment and environmental changes.

At our sanctuary, we are committed to giving every animal, especially seniors like Simba, a second chance at life. However, this commitment comes with significant financial challenges. Simba’s vet bill totaled $462, and while we have raised $200 so far, we still need to raise the remaining $262 to continue our vital work in the community.

Your empathy and support can make a world of difference for Simba and many others like him. Please consider donating to help us provide the care and love these animals deserve. Together, we can ensure that every senior pet like Simba has the opportunity to live out their days in comfort and dignity.

Venmo: Aintmuchacres
PayPal: [email protected]

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In the year 2025, the snake slithered through our lives, marking a time of profound endings. It was a year when I had to...
01/03/2026

In the year 2025, the snake slithered through our lives, marking a time of profound endings. It was a year when I had to bid farewell to cherished first loves—my adoptive mom, my grandma, Whiskey, Braedyn, and others. Yet, amidst the sorrow, a wave of new beginnings emerged.

2025 was a year of rescue and redemption. Little Joe, a senior mule, found himself abandoned at a boarding facility. Afina, a tiny pit bull puppy, was left alone in a county park. Iris, a fragile five-week-old kitten, was discovered in a shoebox, her eyes sealed shut by infection. Nemo and Marlin, a brave duck duo, were saved from the clutches of a meat farm. Hazel, Phoenix, and Ember, three spirited teenage kittens, were abandoned at a colony site. Odin, a middle-aged cat with a deformed eye socket and infection, was dumped, but we gave him the eye surgery he desperately needed. Community cats were brought in for TNR, and Simba, a senior orange tabby, was left at our sanctuary’s doorstep in the pouring rain.

As we step into 2026, hope blooms. Little Joe, Afina, Nemo, and Marlin will find their forever homes on our sanctuary. Iris, Hazel, Ember, and Phoenix will be embraced by loving families. Simba will receive the medical care he deserves and, once healed, will hopefully find a cozy home for his golden years. We speak these dreams into existence.

Though my intake and adoption numbers may dip during times of low mental health, one thing remains unwavering—my commitment to advocating and saving lives whenever possible. I am deeply grateful to our supporters and followers for standing by our organization. I hope to share more stories this year, but if I don’t, that’s okay too. Thank you all for being there when we needed you most.

Here’s to 2026, the Year of the Horse! A time with fresh beginnings and unstoppable momentum, propelling us forward into the future.

Ending this year with these pictures of Ollie’s first Christmas. ❤️
01/01/2026

Ending this year with these pictures of Ollie’s first Christmas. ❤️

These Christmas photos were so fun to take years ago with . We’re so lucky to have her help us with all our photography ...
01/01/2026

These Christmas photos were so fun to take years ago with . We’re so lucky to have her help us with all our photography needs! ❤️

Holidays are incredibly challenging. Losing both Gemma and Maxwell, my beloved farm dogs, around Christmas over the year...
12/31/2025

Holidays are incredibly challenging.

Losing both Gemma and Maxwell, my beloved farm dogs, around Christmas over the years has made me feel less of the festive spirit.

This year has been the most difficult holiday of my life. I’ve said goodbye to my last parent and my last grandparent, along with several of the original animals that our rescue began with.

Love and grief are intertwined, and I would live this heartache repeatedly if it meant saving the lives I have and having the same mom who adopted me.

Please enjoy some cherished old holiday pictures along with Afina’s first Christmas. I sincerely hope that next year will bring brighter days. Thank you all for always supporting our community.

12/07/2025

Yesterday marked 365 days of the worst nightmare of my life.
Starting with the loss of my sour patch kid, Liam.
Liam was my first sheep and bottle baby along side with his brother Kody who outlived him. Here’s a 7 year old video in remembrance of the sweet times.

Daydreaming of us all snuggling once again. Momma loves you.

This Giving Tuesday, you have the power to make a real difference in the lives of countless animals in need. Aint Much A...
12/02/2025

This Giving Tuesday, you have the power to make a real difference in the lives of countless animals in need. Aint Much Acres, a dedicated nonprofit animal sanctuary in Carmichael and Elverta, relies entirely on the generosity of kind-hearted individuals like you. We rescue every animal in distress, focusing on community colonies, TNR, socialization, adoption, and providing a safe haven for often-overlooked farm animals.

Imagine the impact you can have by supporting our mission. From saving a cat abandoned in the rain to rescuing a 31-year-old mule left behind due to his age, a duck born without a foot, and her sibling, or a pitbull puppy left at a community feeding site, your contribution can help us continue our life-saving work. Despite facing significant losses over the past year, our commitment to spreading kindness and saving lives has never wavered.

Your donation, no matter the size, is crucial for us to keep going. You can easily contribute via Venmo at aintmuchacres, PayPal at [email protected], or Givebutter at www.givebutter.com/aintmuchacresinc. Additionally, consider shopping our holiday wishlist for the animals at https://a.co/g2tu3iz.

Remember, every act of giving back, whether it’s a donation or a simple smile, makes a difference. Thank you for considering supporting Aint Much Acres this Giving Tuesday. Your generosity is tax-deductible as we are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. 😊

Thanksgiving was the last holiday I shared with Maxwell, our cherished OG livestock guardian dog. Just two months later,...
12/02/2025

Thanksgiving was the last holiday I shared with Maxwell, our cherished OG livestock guardian dog. Just two months later, my fifteen-year-old chiweenie, Braedyn, whom I adopted from Bradshaw Shelter during my senior year, passed away after living a full and beautiful life. The pain of these losses was profound, especially coming so close together.

This past year, our sanctuary has welcomed two dogs in need. We took in Seven, our new livestock guardian dog, who was aged out, had an overbite, and was the last of his litter from a backyard breeder. A few months ago, one of our community cat feeders discovered an eight-week-old pit bull now named Afina, abandoned at one of our feeding stations. This often happens with cats, but never with a dog!

I am overjoyed to announce that Afina is our first foster fail dog in the five years we’ve been fostering and helping other dogs.

Loss cuts deep, but let this be a reminder to keep your heart open and ready to love when it arrives.

Welcome home, Afina. 🐾

I’m filled with gratitude as I capture fall pictures in the very spot where Maxwell and I once shared cherished moments....
11/27/2025

I’m filled with gratitude as I capture fall pictures in the very spot where Maxwell and I once shared cherished moments. Seven became my savior after a profound loss, showing me the vital importance of continuing to save lives and giving back to those who cannot speak for themselves.

I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to give back to others, as it has filled my life with an overwhelming mix of mess, chaos, compassion, and love. I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world.

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Aint Much Acres

It all started with a mustang horse name Aint Much. The rest is history. He is now the “Aint Much” to our acres. We are a 501c3 non-profit animal rescue organization and sanctuary located in California. We love all earths creatures with equal love. Educating people through their stories.