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1834 Sanctuary We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) animal rescue farm in Indiana. It is our mission and sole focus to save

The sanctuary is located on an old farmstead that was established in 1834. The founding family, being all vegan, strive to inspire others about positive animal care and the importance of a plant-based lifestyle. With the creation of the nonprofit organization, the perfect opportunity was created to save as many animals as possible and educate the world.

Thank you Leah Shattuck!!! Our piggies had a wonderful Thanksgiving treat because of your generous help retrieving and d...
29/11/2024

Thank you Leah Shattuck!!! Our piggies had a wonderful Thanksgiving treat because of your generous help retrieving and delivering pumpkins!!! If anyone else in the Terre Haute area has pumpkins, let me know so we can coordinate picking up!

We have a quickly approaching volunteer opportunity. We could use assistance picking up donations and possibly feeding t...
10/11/2023

We have a quickly approaching volunteer opportunity. We could use assistance picking up donations and possibly feeding the days of Nov 19 thru the 21st.
Having a truck would be helpful for picking up the donations. Please message our page if you would like to learn more.

All of us at 1834 Sanctuary are thankful for the produce donations that we receive. We happily accept fruits and vegetab...
25/08/2020

All of us at 1834 Sanctuary are thankful for the produce donations that we receive. We happily accept fruits and vegetables that have not yet started to mold. As we head into fall, we will be looking for pumpkins and apples for the piggies!

*Please contact 1834 Sanctuary about drop off or pick up options if you have donations. 😊 🐖 ❤️

I couldn’t help but share this photo I caught last night. There’s no denying, Stitch is stunning! His coloring has only ...
17/06/2020

I couldn’t help but share this photo I caught last night. There’s no denying, Stitch is stunning! His coloring has only gotten more beautiful, as he has rounded past his first birthday, he has had a major growth spurt and is really getting stronger in his personality. He is our love able giant in training. 🐄

26/05/2020

It has been pretty hot here the last couple of days so they are moving a little on the slower side. On cooler days this trio will follow me up and run down this hill over and over. First down is Trooper, the second-and most bouncy, is Lilo and the tail end is Stitch sauntering down at his own speed. Learn more about their story by following us on IG and Facebook!

Stitch always looks sleepy and subdued...until he decides its time to start some shenanigans! He shakes his head around ...
20/05/2020

Stitch always looks sleepy and subdued...until he decides its time to start some shenanigans! He shakes his head around and challenges Trooper for a romp. Trooper can still push him around and Stitch backs off pretty quickly. We’ll see if this changes when he’s 2 feet taller than Troop.

18/05/2020

I couldn’t resist sharing Trooper gobbling up the cookies at Lilo and Stitch’s celebration today.

Today marks one year from Lilo and Stitch arriving at 1834 Sanctuary! We celebrated with homemade cow treats, which Troo...
18/05/2020

Today marks one year from Lilo and Stitch arriving at 1834 Sanctuary! We celebrated with homemade cow treats, which Trooper demanded most of them (who’s surprised? Not me!).

This day, one year ago at approximately 3:30 am, Lilo and Stitch arrived at 1834. Delivered by JAson with Destination Li...
18/05/2020

This day, one year ago at approximately 3:30 am, Lilo and Stitch arrived at 1834. Delivered by JAson with Destination Liberation. It was love at first site. The road was exhausting, and our hearts broke daily that being with us was what was saving their life, when all they wanted was to be with their momma’s.
They were tiny, unsure, and needed love and patience. We have watched them grow, get stronger, develop their personalities, and become healthy, confident and loved. Today, Stitch is taller than Trooper and Lilo loves a good cuddle!
They were spoiled with cookies made just for them and we played in the pasture in between the rain.
We wish we could have celebrated with all of our supporters and volunteers. Hopefully we can safely do that soon!

We are blessed to be able to celebrate with and for Pua and Clementine on this Mother’s Day! They both arrived to 1834 S...
10/05/2020

We are blessed to be able to celebrate with and for Pua and Clementine on this Mother’s Day! They both arrived to 1834 Sanctuary already pregnant. Their pregnancy and delivery was vastly different than those that live in misery in birthing stalls in standard farms.
Despite their different personalities they are both wonderful mothers!
Pua is on the left eating a snack with some of her children in the background. Clementine is on the right!

03/05/2020

Happy Sunday from Clementine!
Clementine is our queen bee at 1834 Sanctuary. Yesterday was a good day for her. This is her happy walk and she was talking to me in her calm and happy voice.

Like the rest of the world, we have bunkered down and survived over the recent weeks. We are running low on items around the sanctuary. We are a non-profit, 501c3 All donations are tax deductible and will be used to help restock our food supplies, cover vet expenses for routine spring care, and to make some needed improvements for our residents.
We appreciate your continued support!

Continuing for with silly Saturday. Here are a few of the brahma chickens that help me prep food in the mornings. This i...
02/05/2020

Continuing for with silly Saturday. Here are a few of the brahma chickens that help me prep food in the mornings. This is what it looks like when a hen shakes her head during a portrait photograph. These ladies always look so serious and regal, it’s hard to catch them being silly. I was lucky enough that today I did...or at least an image that looks silly.

Hello on this beautiful first Saturday in May! Trooper is feeling a little silly so we decided to do Silly Saturday and ...
02/05/2020

Hello on this beautiful first Saturday in May! Trooper is feeling a little silly so we decided to do Silly Saturday and share some of our silly moments around 1834 Sanctuary.
Like the rest of the world, we have bunkered down and survived over the recent weeks. We are running low on our food supplies and would appreciate donations to help restock our food supplies, cover vet expenses for routine spring care and to make some needed improvements for our residents.
We appreciate your continued support!
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Lilo and Stitch enjoy resting in the sun. They were saved from a dairy farm. Had they not found homes, they wouldn’t hav...
29/04/2020

Lilo and Stitch enjoy resting in the sun. They were saved from a dairy farm. Had they not found homes, they wouldn’t have made it to a week old. When we agreed to take a calf, we had planned on only taking one. We got the call that there were two currently on that farm. We quickly agreed to taking them both, and I couldn’t be happier. Not only was another life saved, but they get along so well with Trooper (Trooper can be seen resting in the background) and they will have a best friend to spend their days grazing with for always.
As a tribute to the names that were submitted to and voted on by our supporters, Lilo and Stitch are so fitting... Ohana means family, and that is exactly what we are!

The trip was a success! I hated not being able to keep them at 1834 but love getting to see the homes where they will be...
05/04/2020

The trip was a success! I hated not being able to keep them at 1834 but love getting to see the homes where they will be loved forever more!

Good morning again! Sharing photos of the beautiful beings we have fostered for the last month. We do not have long term...
31/03/2020

Good morning again! Sharing photos of the beautiful beings we have fostered for the last month. We do not have long term space available, but we’re able to temporarily house them, and are now transporting them to their forever homes!
These beings were all purchased at auctions, pulled from their mothers, or discarded once they were deemed no longer useful. They have lived amongst death, abuse and extreme filth. They are uneasy with human contact and have a lot of healing to do. They have begun to learn that some humans can be trusted and we have faith they will complete their healing and live long healthy lives at their forever homes! ❤️

31/03/2020

Road Trip! We were able to provide foster care for two calves and two sheep that were pulled from a severe animal abuse case. They are 4 of 8 survivors from a total of 22 farm animals pulled from this case. The remaining were so unhealthy, they passed away within a week of being pulled from the horrible conditions they were found in.
Four mini-sheep have already been rehomed at Jenkins Forever Farm. The beautiful calves who have been affectionately called Bonnie and Clyde will be going to The Good Life Refuge, and the sheep, temporarily named Sir Buckingham and Lady Beth are going to Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary!
We are honored to be able to foster these sweet souls and have a part in taking them to their forever homes of peaceful existence!
Send good vibes for safe travels! I’ll post pictures of these beauties soon!

Aren’t they beautiful? When I’m prepping food for meal time, the chickens like to come out by my work area and explore. ...
17/03/2020

Aren’t they beautiful? When I’m prepping food for meal time, the chickens like to come out by my work area and explore. Hei Hei always keeps a watchful eye and proudly lets all the hens know when he finds food for them!

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