Out To Pasture Sanctuary

Out To Pasture Sanctuary Where all living beings are treated with kindness and compassion!
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Rosie came out of her house and flopped over for a belly rub for the first time since arriving a week ago. She is turnin...
01/12/2025

Rosie came out of her house and flopped over for a belly rub for the first time since arriving a week ago. She is turning out to be a very nice pig.
Rosie was obviously well loved at her old home, but the landlord wanted her gone. It's hard to find a rental that allows pigs.

Thank you to our friend Margie (and volunteer at Kismet Farms Animal Sanctuary) for taking in Jabba and adding her to yo...
01/11/2025

Thank you to our friend Margie (and volunteer at Kismet Farms Animal Sanctuary) for taking in Jabba and adding her to your flock. Jabba was the last hen left at her old home after the other hens died of old age. Jabba can live out her life with buddies and no chance of being eaten.

We appreciate people willing to adopt older animals. Thanks to everyone who contacted us about Jabba.


UPDATE: HOME PENDING Jabba is a lonely, 5 year old hen whose older flockmates have died of old age. She is in need of a ...
01/09/2025

UPDATE: HOME PENDING Jabba is a lonely, 5 year old hen whose older flockmates have died of old age. She is in need of a new flock to join
Currently located in the Portland area.

Jabba is a well loved pet and not for eating.

Contact Kit from Out to Pasture at [email protected] or text 503 756 8652


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Shadow and Abraham are 5 year old neutered male goats looking for a new home. Their present family had to move off the p...
01/08/2025

Shadow and Abraham are 5 year old neutered male goats looking for a new home. Their present family had to move off the property. They are being fed and are not abandoned. They are both well loved, nice goats. Shadow is a Nigerian Dwarf and Abraham is a Boer goat. Located in the Portland area (Beavercreek)

They are pets only and not for eating.

Contact Kit from Out to Pasture at [email protected] or text 503 756 8652 for more information

UPDATE: HENS HAVE FOUND A HOME AT KISMET FARMS ANIMAL SANCTUARY The Golden Girls need a home! Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose...
01/08/2025

UPDATE: HENS HAVE FOUND A HOME AT KISMET FARMS ANIMAL SANCTUARY
The Golden Girls need a home! Dorothy, Blanche, and Rose are in need of a safe place to land. They are 18 months old and well loved family pets. Their humans are moving and can't take them along.

Pets only and not for eating.

Contact Kit from Out to Pasture Animal Sanctuary at [email protected] or text 503 756 8652 for more information.

Then and now, still holding baby goats. #
01/07/2025

Then and now, still holding baby goats.

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Rebecca from the .miniatures sanctuary drove over 2 hours in heavy rain yesterday from Eugene to deliver Rosie to us. Ro...
01/05/2025

Rebecca from the .miniatures sanctuary drove over 2 hours in heavy rain yesterday from Eugene to deliver Rosie to us. Rosie had been left behind by renters, and the landlord wanted her gone.

Thank you to Misty from and Rebecca for saving Rosie. She will be fostered at Out to Pasture until springtime when her permanent home is ready at Kismet Farms Animal Sanctuary also in Estacada.

This rescue is an example of four sanctuaries working together. We are lucky to have a network of rescues and sanctuaries, making it possible to save more animals than anyone of us could do alone.

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Two and a half years ago, Abby was abandoned and suffering from a shattered leg. The vet discovered that her joints neve...
01/02/2025

Two and a half years ago, Abby was abandoned and suffering from a shattered leg. The vet discovered that her joints never fused properly and put a metal pin in one leg. The other leg had atrophied, meaning she would never walk normally.

Not many people would adopt a pig with mobility issues. Stephanie and her husband got Abby through Jumas Farm and are giving her a wonderful life.

Abby now is very fit and strong. She can run, climb stairs, and walk on a leash. Abby is mostly an indoor pig and very happy.

Thank you to Stephanie and husband for turning around an animal's life. Without your help, Abby would have had a miserable existence. We are honored to know you.

Temporary foster needed! This nice pig named Rosie was left behind at a rental property. There is a home lined up, but ...
01/01/2025

Temporary foster needed! This nice pig named Rosie was left behind at a rental property. There is a home lined up, but the pig needs a safe place until the enclosure is finished. The landlord wants her gone asap. She is south of Salem but can be transported to a foster in the Portland area or Salem/Eugene.

Contact Kit from Out to Pasture at [email protected] or text 503 756 8652

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End of year rescue! Three small goats and one mini donkey were left behind when their home was sold. Thanks to donors, ...
12/31/2024

End of year rescue! Three small goats and one mini donkey were left behind when their home was sold.

Thanks to donors, we were able to get vet care, including exams, vaccinations, hoof trims, and bioscreens. We also had a trailer to use to transport thanks to donors.

All four animals now have a new home at Kismet Farms Animal Sanctuary. Thank you for your compassion in adopting.

Here's to a better, kinder 2025!


We're not so jolly about holly. The holly farm down the road is no longer there but random holly bushes still appear. Ho...
12/29/2024

We're not so jolly about holly. The holly farm down the road is no longer there but random holly bushes still appear. Holly is toxic to goats, llamas, donkeys, and other animals.
Bah humbug!

Meet Kyle, who, along with his neighbor Shawn, has rescued nearly 50 goats. Most of these goats have come through Out to...
12/27/2024

Meet Kyle, who, along with his neighbor Shawn, has rescued nearly 50 goats. Most of these goats have come through Out to Pasture over the last few years. Kyle has a large barn, and between them, a lot of acreage. We appreciate people like Shawn and Kyle who step up to provide a permanent home for rescue animals despite having other careers.

The full article on Kyle can be found at Omaha Magazine.

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Merry Christmas! #
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas!

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Graham and Mallow are two year old Nigerian Dwarf goats left behind when the property sold. The new property owners do n...
12/24/2024

Graham and Mallow are two year old Nigerian Dwarf goats left behind when the property sold. The new property owners do not want to keep them. We had Eagle Fern Equine Hospital come out to their current home to do bioscreens, hoof trims, vaccinations, and deworming. They are friendly, nice goats.
Brother/sister. Graham is neutered.
Located in the Portland area.

Help us find the best home for these goats. Home visit and references required.
They are pets and meant to be loved.
Not for eating or breeding.

Contact Kit from Out to Pasture at [email protected] or text 503 756 8652


Happy holidays from all of us at Out to Pasture!Artwork/photo of Barbie, Lucy, and Gonzo #
12/23/2024

Happy holidays from all of us at Out to Pasture!

Artwork/photo of Barbie, Lucy, and Gonzo

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The Thompsons have landed at their new home at . Thank you to our friends Leslie and Jacob for taking in Thompson and Th...
12/22/2024

The Thompsons have landed at their new home at . Thank you to our friends Leslie and Jacob for taking in Thompson and Thompson. These two friendly birds came to us after their caretaker lost their home. They will have room to roam and a wonderful life at Rabbit Hollow Farm. They will never be eaten and will have a safe home.

Leslie and Jacob already adopted pigs from us. Plus, they also have rescue goats and chickens. Their own rescue in the making!

Our good friends at Green Acres Farm Sanctuary in Silverton were kind enough to take in Rhoda and provide a permanent ho...
12/20/2024

Our good friends at Green Acres Farm Sanctuary in Silverton were kind enough to take in Rhoda and provide a permanent home for her. Donations to Green Acres are needed to pay for her spay. Thanks for your help.

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33190 SE Regan Hill Rd
Estacada, OR
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This is a video of a black pig dumped in the Mt Hood National Forest somewhere near Zigzag. There have been multiple sightings of the pig coming up to cabins. We are willing to take this pig in at our sanctuary if someone can contain it. Anyone able to contain the pig please contact Kit at [email protected] or text 503 756 8652. Let's work together to help this pig.

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