Magzalea Farm Sanctuary

Magzalea Farm Sanctuary Providing a lifelong, loving home to senior, orphaned, handicapped and rescued animals. šŸŒ±ā¤ļø

11/18/2025

Harry is trying all sorts of new veggies and kale is just what he needs for his growing self!

The elevation difference from the house to the field is a few hundred feet. It’s amazing the difference in weather. We c...
11/18/2025

The elevation difference from the house to the field is a few hundred feet. It’s amazing the difference in weather. We call the field ā€œFloridaā€ for a reason. Windy and chilly up on the hill but much calmer and warmer down here. Getting things ready to bring the summer campers back to the barn for winter but days like this, well, no rush just yet. 😊

11/17/2025

Mr. P knows best. He doesnt mess around. It’s Monday. It’s windy. It’s cold.

It’s a good day to stay wrapped in your favorite blanket. 🩵

They are HOME! Everyone is getting settled and exploring and figuring out their new space-  they are doing great! We wil...
11/16/2025

They are HOME! Everyone is getting settled and exploring and figuring out their new space- they are doing great! We will give them space for a few days and let them take in all the new sights and sounds. Everything is so new and must be overwhelming. Today, we just made sure everyone was eating and drinking and that they are! Jumping on their playsets, scratching and pecking in the leaves and each seem to be pretty content so far.

Welcome home and to the start of your new forever life, our little friends! ā¤ļø

11/15/2025

The new kids on the block are enroute!!!Sneak peek to what each will be calling home ā¤ļø

Our annual holiday online auction begins in less than 2 weeks! Need last minute gifts? Just want something for yourself?...
11/15/2025

Our annual holiday online auction begins in less than 2 weeks! Need last minute gifts? Just want something for yourself? So many unique and fun items (and more to be added)!
Get competitive for a good cause!

By Magzalea Farm & Sanctuary, Inc.

Ahhhhh!!! We know it’s late but we just realized it’s November 14th! It’s been so busy lately that looking at the calend...
11/15/2025

Ahhhhh!!! We know it’s late but we just realized it’s November 14th! It’s been so busy lately that looking at the calendar just hasn’t been a thing these days. It’s not quite midnight so it’s STILL the 4th anniversary of our sassy munchkin -Hazels birth!!!
We will never forget the tiny little surprise that mama Martha had in store for us when she arrived at sanctuary. She, to this day is an amazing mum and watching her and her daughter be together with papa Hoss and the rest of her family has been one of our biggest joys to witness.

Hazel, tomorrow you will get extra treats and scritches! We love you tiny dancer. Keep being the amazing, naughty (in a good way), adventurous, silly little princess that you are!

Happy birthday!!! 🄳

It’s been a very hectic, windy, chilly, rainy, snowy week. The new kids are arriving tomorrow evening. All the runs are ...
11/14/2025

It’s been a very hectic, windy, chilly, rainy, snowy week. The new kids are arriving tomorrow evening. All the runs are staked down and covered, lights installed front and rear, playsets assembled, dust baths made, coops made cozy and welcoming and now we wait for their arrival. Here’s hoping they love it and it helps them settle in easy and feel loved! ā¤ļø

Picture of big regal Reginald to bring some warmth to your newsfeed šŸ˜‰

Look what’s growing in the cucumber raised bed!If you’re ever called a Pansy, take it that you’re tough, resilient and a...
11/13/2025

Look what’s growing in the cucumber raised bed!

If you’re ever called a Pansy, take it that you’re tough, resilient and able to grow anywhere- in any conditions! Freezing temps, snow, this flower grew from seed and planted itself in just the right spot! šŸ’›

Patrick’s current mood:
11/12/2025

Patrick’s current mood:

UPDATE on the new feathered friends area: Yesterday we worked hard to atleast get a coat of sealer/ stain on the remaini...
11/12/2025

UPDATE on the new feathered friends area:

Yesterday we worked hard to atleast get a coat of sealer/ stain on the remaining coops. The last day of ā€œwarmerā€ temps, yet the forecasted occasional shower was really a day of rain that forced the activities under an ez up… there will be touch ups required come spring šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø.

Today, despite the freezing cold and wind, we moved all the runs and coops into place. Added additional security latches to all doors and lights!
Still some finishing touches to complete but what a relief to have the hard part done! Come spring there will be more work to do but this will get them here, happy and safe for now- THANK YOU to all who have been a part of this project!!! ā¤ļø

It’s cold and windy with a side of flurries…Does Jethro mind? Does he even notice? NOPE! Our boy is all fluffed up and r...
11/11/2025

It’s cold and windy with a side of flurries…

Does Jethro mind? Does he even notice?
NOPE! Our boy is all fluffed up and ready! So are his pals. The only ones shivering so far are us 🄶

Address

218 W Lake Road
Fitzwilliam, NH
03447

Telephone

+16039035142

Website

https://linktr.ee/Magzalea

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Who are we? What makes us different?

Nestled back in the woods of Fitzwilliam New Hampshire is a small sanctuary and farm. A sanctuary and home for misfits. Home to the handicapped, ill, senior, orphaned or otherwise ā€œunadoptableā€ farm animals. Our family, human and animal, work as a team to build and maintain our home. Our sanctuary. Our farm. Our homestead. We let nature, our instincts, our natural drive contribute to the creation of a self sustaining, functional and beautiful piece of earth we call home.

We as a family have been dedicated to this cause. Magzalea started in 2002 with the start of our family. All expenses paid by our day jobs. As our animal family grew we in turn outgrew our original home and farm of 13 years. In 2015 we moved to 93 acres with a rundown house. Since, we have been clearing land, building fences, and rebuilding the sanctuary. We went Non Profit last year, 501c3. Though the majority of the expenses are still coming out of our pockets, we have had great support from our friends far and wide. We raise funds through our homemade products, candles, soaps, salves, and other natural necessities. Along with fundraising activities. We host a community gathering monthly at our work shop- Farmer/Homesteader Group Therapy. Here, we chat about things we have learned, bring questions and pick each others brains. No agenda, very open, friendly and fun!

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