Thank you to those of you that braved the cold and came to visit our sanctuary today! Even when it’s this cold the sanctuary residents still love being loved on ❤️ Here Our sanctuary momma, Tara, cuddles with Kuzco and Stuart ❤️
Connie is 4 months old now and although she is eating grain and hay on her own, she still nurses off of momma Dorothy ❤️ their bond is so strong. Come visit Connie, Dorothy and the rest of the rescued sanctuary residents here at Freedom Farm Animal Rescue, we are open to visitors every Saturday from 10am-2pm. The snow will make for a beautiful walk through the sanctuary ❤️ 229 Newport rd, Cedarville NJ 08311
Thank you for being with us through 2024! As we look forward to 2025, here are just some of the faces we were able to rescue in 2024 because of your support. Although 2024 was a struggle at times, it was an incredible year for the animals, we were able to help with over 100 animals in the past year! Goats, sheep, roosters, reptiles, ducks, pigs, geese, cats, dogs, horses, turkeys, and several pigeons! We are only able to save lives with your generous financial support! If you would like to make a tax deductible end of the year contribution towards our mission please consider donating below:
PayPal link: PayPal.me/NJfreedomfarm
Venmo: freedomfarmanimalrescue
Cashapp: $NJFreedomfarm
If you’d like to help us continue saving lives and help us make an even bigger impact in 2025, please consider becoming a Patron and signing up for as little as $1 a month! To sign up and help us rock 2025, click the link in our bio 🙏🏼
Where are our tortoises in the winter?! They are in our exotics room! Along with the parrots and iguana, our four tortoises have their own temperature controlled room to stay tropical all winter! These three share a stall and the big boys(Ooway and Frank) have their own stall. They all came wait for spring to roam their outdoor enclosures again, but until then, they are safe and warm in here. Here Apple, Timmy & Petal enjoy their lunch!
Odin’s girlfrie- I mean groomer, loving on him! Danielle from Fierce Fur Grooming Salon in Sicklerville came out again to donate grooming services to our sanctuary guardians, Odin and Friia. They were both brushed, blown out, had their butts trimmed, paw pad trimmed & nails done! They are amazing! Odin and Friia absolutely love and trust them, and so do we! We highly highly recommend Fierce Fur Grooming Salon, they have such a way with animals, and our residents can sense it immediately! Thank you again Danielle we love you!! Until next time ❤️❤️❤️ THANK YOU
Heartbreaking especially before the holidays. Our baby girl Josie gained her wings. We noticed that she seemed weaker on Saturday and we figured the cold was so harsh on her tiny body, so we confined her and her momma in a stall, they were out of the weather and as warm as we could keep them considering the frigid temperatures. We had our vets do bloodwork on her Thursday when she was examined. The bloodwork came back Saturday consistent with a malnourished or starved animal. But how could this be? Either Josie wasn’t retaining nutrients from her mother’s milk or Rosie’s milk wasn’t rich enough for her to thrive. Either way, by the time we got this information it was too late. We brought Josie into our exotics room which is temperature controlled, but she started crashing fast. We tried everything we could under vets supervision but it wasn’t enough. We lost her. We brought her back out to the field for her momma and her herd mates to say goodbye. Rosie sat with her for hours. Crying out for her baby to get up. Her grief was so apparent. We sat with them in the field for a long time mourning together. We will never forget you Josie girl. We will watch over Momma Rosie for you ❤️🌈
Josie’s jacket ❤️ it’s a little big on her but she’s warm!
Rosie and Josie ❤️
Josie has had some goopy eyes the past few days. We have been cleaning them daily with a warm rag and then putting eye ointment to help them get better. This has been working wonderfully, but we wanted to have our vets come out to check her out either way make sure that she is growing properly, and they might as well check her eyes out while they are here!
Our vet said she looks good! Everything seems normal for her age. We talked about bringing mommy and baby into our barn during the colder days. However, our vet believes it might stress mom out too much taking them away from the rest of the herd. So Plan B is to get Josie her own little jacket. We can’t wait to see how she looks in her new jacket! after we cleaned her up and our vet examined her we put her back in and as always she ran right to Momma Rosie ❤️
#GivingTuesday is finally here! New Jersey’s Freedom Farm Animal Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit organization nestled on 43 quiet acres in Cedarville New Jersey. Our sanctuary is dedicated to providing a safe environment for neglected, abused, abandoned or otherwise homeless farmed animals. In a secure and healthy atmosphere we provide food, shelter, and veterinary care, as well as help find forever homes when appropriate. We pride ourselves on how clean our sanctuary is and how much space we provide our residents. We have been in operation since 2014 and have helped save hundreds of lives throughout the years. We currently have 281 animals that depend on us every single day. We run 100% off of your generous donations. With your support we can continue to provide the best possible life for our current sanctuary residents as well as continue to help save lives when we are needed. We are also open to visitors to give people the opportunity to come tour our sanctuary for themselves to see exactly what and who their generosity is supporting. Our sanctuary is open every Saturday from 10am-2pm. Please help Freedom Farm Animal Rescue. We need you!
PayPal link: PayPal.me/NJfreedomfarm
Venmo: freedomfarmanimalrescue
Cashapp: $NJFreedomfarm
Or hit the donation button below
Every dollar makes a difference!
Thank you!!!
#GivingTuesday is finally here! New Jersey’s Freedom Farm Animal Rescue is a 501c3 nonprofit organization nestled on 43 quiet acres in Cedarville New Jersey. Our sanctuary is dedicated to providing a safe environment for neglected, abused, abandoned or otherwise homeless farmed animals. In a secure and healthy atmosphere we provide food, shelter, and veterinary care, as well as help find forever homes when appropriate. We pride ourselves on how clean our sanctuary is and how much space we provide our residents. We have been in operation since 2014 and have helped save hundreds of lives throughout the years. We currently have 281 animals that depend on us every single day. We run 100% off of your generous donations. With your support we can continue to provide the best possible life for our current sanctuary residents as well as continue to help save lives when we are needed. We are also open to visitors to give people the opportunity to come tour our sanctuary for themselves to see exactly what and who their generosity is supporting. Our sanctuary is open every Saturday from 10am-2pm. Please help Freedom Farm Animal Rescue. We need you!
PayPal link: PayPal.me/NJfreedomfarm
Venmo: freedomfarmanimalrescue
Cashapp: $NJFreedomfarm
Or hit the donation button on our profile
Every dollar makes a difference!
Thank you!!!
This little girl is so incredible ❤️ Rosie is such a good mother and taking such good care of her baby. This baby is so different from when Connie was this little. Connie slept A LOT at this age and spent a lot of time glued to her mother’s side. This little girl is much more active, more independent and more adventurous! She needs a good name to reflect this! What do you think she should be named?
Approximately 240 million turkeys are slaughtered each year here in America. 46 million of those turkeys are slaughtered just for Thanksgiving day alone. We can be thankful on this day, without taking an innocent life for the sake of tradition. Turkeys are incredible sentient beings. They are loving, curious, smart, form strong bonds with their families whom they love, and are incredibly protective parents. They feel joy, fear, pain and have a will to live. They are just like us in all the ways that matter. Our rescued sanctuary residents, Gianna and Kris, remind us they are #friendsnotfood
