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Heart and Soul Animal Sanctuary On any given day, we care for 150 animals at the sanctuary.

All we want for Christmas is…a wheelbarrow of puppies! These 8 little joy nuggets hail from Valencia County. They were v...
18/12/2024

All we want for Christmas is…a wheelbarrow of puppies! These 8 little joy nuggets hail from Valencia County. They were very hungry but are settling in quite happily and eating their fill. Available for adoption soon!!! 🎄🎁

Please everyone keep our beloved donkey Julia in your thoughts and Christmas wishes. Julia recently had a large tumor re...
14/12/2024

Please everyone keep our beloved donkey Julia in your thoughts and Christmas wishes. Julia recently had a large tumor removed from her abdomen. She is currently recovering in hospital, where she will remain for another week and a half. Julia is very low right now- she is an old girl and surgery was hard on her. We hope she’ll be home for Christmas. 🎄✨💕

Sanctuary Wish List! Our cats and dogs would LOVE some canned meats, not puppy chow, we’re talking the good stuff! If th...
10/12/2024

Sanctuary Wish List! Our cats and dogs would LOVE some canned meats, not puppy chow, we’re talking the good stuff! If the holiday season isn’t time to indulge, we don’t know when is! Thank you to all our kindhearted supporters, the animals are most grateful every day ✨🤶💕

URGENT PSA: There are currently 10 nursing mothers at the Valencia County Shelter with a great heap of darling, vulnerab...
05/12/2024

URGENT PSA: There are currently 10 nursing mothers at the Valencia County Shelter with a great heap of darling, vulnerable little ones. If you are in a position to bring a dog into a safe and loving home, please consider paying these families a visit ASAP.
With love and hope,
All of us at Heart and Soul ❤️

Local volunteer Julia with rescued donkey namesake, Julia! Julia is a sweet donkey who loves healthy cookies and ear ru...
29/11/2024

Local volunteer Julia with rescued donkey namesake, Julia! Julia is a sweet donkey who loves healthy cookies and ear rubs. Julia is finally getting the care she needs to live healthily and happily. We are thankful for everyone who helps us take care of the sanctuary. We are a nonprofit organization—please consider donating (link in bio) to help us keep saving lives for another year. 🍁🥕🍪

Join our animal-saving team! We are looking for domestic help, working directly with the animals, cleaning, and laundry ...
15/11/2024

Join our animal-saving team! We are looking for domestic help, working directly with the animals, cleaning, and laundry in a pleasant environment. 2/3 days a week, competitive pay. Please call 505-757-6817 if interested, and pass on to your friends/fam!!! ✨

Meet our new donkey, Julia! She is incredibly sweet and loves company. Which makes it especially sad that she was depriv...
10/11/2024

Meet our new donkey, Julia! She is incredibly sweet and loves company. Which makes it especially sad that she was deprived of social contact and even shelter in her last residence. Her hooves were overgrown and her coat patchy, but we have immediately set about getting her the care she needs, and everything is looking up for Julia! We are absolutely delighted by her already ✨🙌

Fresh out of the oven! This latest little batch arrived on our doorstep, personalities preceding them! Roly poly, only t...
30/10/2024

Fresh out of the oven! This latest little batch arrived on our doorstep, personalities preceding them! Roly poly, only their hearts are bigger than their rounded puppy bellies. They are heeler mixes who will become wonderful, devoted dogs. Contact Natalie to meet them! ❤️

Newest puppies now in the Doghouse. It’s impossible to overstate the cuteness of these little floofs. They’ll be adopted...
21/10/2024

Newest puppies now in the Doghouse. It’s impossible to overstate the cuteness of these little floofs. They’ll be adopted quickly, so don’t wait- let one of them steal your heart today! ❤️

Pup alert! The sanctuary has taken in 11 newborns whose mother was feral and abandoned them. Natalie is now hand-feeding...
01/10/2024

Pup alert! The sanctuary has taken in 11 newborns whose mother was feral and abandoned them. Natalie is now hand-feeding these precious little souls around the clock. They will be raised with care and attention before being put up for adoption. ❤️

Puppies! These babies were found in a heap somewhere in Valencia County and taken into a shelter. They were taken from t...
20/09/2024

Puppies! These babies were found in a heap somewhere in Valencia County and taken into a shelter.
They were taken from their mother at far too young an age, only about 2.5 weeks- so young that Natalie had to hand-feed them.
The shelter called Natalie immediately because it had no way of hand-feeding them.
Bottom line is they were taken way too early by someone who just wanted to dispose of them. We are grateful for the chance to give them a second lease on life. They are adorable and adoptable and Natalie says they will be wonderful dogs. ❤️

These little puppies were rescued from abhorrent conditions. They are very hungry but we got them in time and are workin...
14/08/2024

These little puppies were rescued from abhorrent conditions. They are very hungry but we got them in time and are working hard and fast to turn their world around! Don’t you just love their formula moustaches?

Everyone please meet our newest resident, Gracie. She is an approximately 8 month old Barbados Black Belly Sheep who che...
07/08/2024

Everyone please meet our newest resident, Gracie. She is an approximately 8 month old Barbados Black Belly Sheep who cheated death. She was being kept in a cage and fattened up for butchering by people who intended to eat her. They had set her kill day- twice- and for various reasons never got around to it.
Thankfully, a compassionate person learned of this and managed to obtain custody of Gracie. She was rushed to the vet for an injured front leg- expected to recover fully- and then brought to us on Monday. She is living with our llama, Cass- the two formed a strong, instant bond and are now never apart. Where Cass goes, Gracie goes.
She is incredibly peaceful, gentle, and bright. Please, think of Gracie the next time you consider a lamb chop. Every one of those animals wanted to live and didn’t deserve to die. Gracie is a lucky one 💕🌸 Welcome home, little lamb. 🐑

Our one-eyed goat, Clementine, enjoying some cool water on a hot day ☀️
07/08/2024

Our one-eyed goat, Clementine, enjoying some cool water on a hot day ☀️

Meet Dani! The Sanctuary received a call from a concerned citizen in El Dorado, NM who reported that an abandoned pig wa...
27/07/2024

Meet Dani! The Sanctuary received a call from a concerned citizen in El Dorado, NM who reported that an abandoned pig was running loose. This man had called the Department of Game and Fish to help the lost pig and they told him to “put a bullet in its head.” That was their “solution.” Thankfully, he didn’t listen and called us instead.
We immediately enlisted the help of , which managed to catch the pig. They saved her life. And named her Dani.
She has now received appropriate veterinary care, including treatment for Dippity Pig Syndrome, which is brought on by stress and is comparable to Shingles in humans (Dani’s rash is evident in the 3rd pic.) She is under a year old and simply the sweetest, gentlest personality.
Side note: This isn’t the first time Game and Fish has been abominable. A few years back, they told Natalie she could be fined for feeding the birds. Please refrain from EVER using them as a resource.

The Sanctuary received this six-week-old litter of Labrador mixes yesterday evening from a euthanasia list. They were st...
16/07/2024

The Sanctuary received this six-week-old litter of Labrador mixes yesterday evening from a euthanasia list. They were starving. Natalie reports that they were all standing on their hind legs absolutely screaming for food. Now, they will have brimming bowls, clean, fresh water, and a safe home to gain strength and vibrancy before going out into the world and living long, full, happy lives 🙏❤️

Puppy alert! Last night the sanctuary took custody of this precious pair, siblings, only a month old. They have squishy ...
21/06/2024

Puppy alert! Last night the sanctuary took custody of this precious pair, siblings, only a month old. They have squishy faces and soft, graceful bodies. They are very much enjoying the puppy area with its luxe blankets, relaxing music, and endless esbilac. We are honored to have them. If you are interested in adopting one or both, please contact Natalie! ❤️

How it’s going vs. how it started! 💁‍♀️ Natalie and board member and biologist Justin Stevenson decided the sanctuary wa...
10/06/2024

How it’s going vs. how it started! 💁‍♀️ Natalie and board member and biologist Justin Stevenson decided the sanctuary was missing something: a pond! Several hours of tractor time, tons of bentonite clay and soil, and a well-timed rainstorm later, and we are well on our way to establishing a beautiful pond in the meadow, 3.5 feet at its deepest, the newest puppy play spot and wildlife drinking station on sanctuary grounds! 💙🩵🤍

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The Heart and Soul Animal Sanctuary continues with our mission of rescuing abandoned and abused animals, including dogs, puppies, cats, horses, goats, and llamas.

Brief History: The sanctuary is a 501 c3 nonprofit organization. Natalie Owings, the founder has been involved in rescue and rehabilitation for 40 years. The sanctuary was originally founded on one acre of land in New Mexico and now operates on 130 acres of mountainous, forested land in Glorieta. The sanctuary largely serves the Northern New Mexico area. If you would like to visit the sanctuary, please call us. We ask that you do not leave messages via email or on Facebook, because the answers to your questions can only be obtained by calling the Sanctuary directly. The sanctuary phone number is (505) 757-6817.