Ahimsa Safe Haven

14/11/2025

Thank you for supporting Ahimsa in every way you do.

Whether you donate, share our posts, volunteer your time, attend events, or even create fundraisers on our behalf—every act of kindness helps keep this sanctuary going.

Your support means warm barns in winter, full bellies, medical care, and safe places for animals who have nowhere else to turn. It means second chances. It means healing. It means hope.

We see you.
We appreciate you.
And we’re endlessly grateful for the compassion you bring into this community.

From the bottom of our hearts and on behalf of every resident here at Ahimsa—thank you. 💛

14/11/2025

Today was a beautiful reminder of what we strive for every single day at Ahimsa Safe Haven: a world where kindness isn’t the exception—it’s the foundation.

Kindness is at the heart of everything we do here.
It’s in the quiet moments spent earning the trust of a scared cat.
It’s in the fresh straw we lay out for the pigs each morning.
It’s in the gentle respect we show animals who have only ever known fear.

Our mission is simple but powerful: to offer safety, compassion, and dignity to every life that arrives at our gate. And we’re able to do that because people like you choose kindness—toward animals, toward our sanctuary, and toward the idea that all living beings deserve care.

Today, we celebrate you.
Thank you for believing in a world made softer through compassion, and for helping us live that mission every day.

Happy World Kindness Day from all of us at Ahimsa. 💛

13/11/2025

Reggie has always been one of our more independent residents. He keeps his distance, observes quietly, and decides for himself when he feels comfortable being near us. And we love him exactly as he is.

Here at Ahimsa, Reggie gets to live life on his own terms—wandering the yard at his own pace, choosing his favorite sun spots, and dust bathing whenever the moment feels right. He teaches us a lesson every day: that respect is a form of love, too.

As we move into the Thanksgiving season, we like to think of it instead as ThanksLiving—a celebration of safety, freedom, and the simple joy of letting every being be themselves.

We’re grateful for Reggie.
We’re grateful for the way he reminds us to honor boundaries.
And we’re grateful for you—for helping us create a world where all souls are seen, valued, and protected.

Thank you for choosing compassion this ThanksLiving.

07/11/2025

🎁 AHIMSA HOLIDAY GIFT BASKET GIVEAWAY 🎁
The holidays are a time for warmth, kindness, and connection — and this year, we’re celebrating by giving away a little bit of all three. 💚

One lucky winner will receive this Ahimsa Holiday Gift Basket, filled with cruelty-free goodies and cozy sanctuary favorites, including:

✨ The Vegan Holiday Cookbook by Caterina Milano
🕯️ “Hello Fall” apple cider soy candle
🧁 Cocomels coconut caramels & Louisville Vegan Jerky
🌽 Love Corn snack pack
👕 Two Ahimsa Safe Haven shirts (size L & XL)
☕ Two stainless tumblers — “Kindness to All Living Beings” & “Compassion”
🧡 “Too Grateful to Gobble” ThanksLiving apron
💌 A $100 Clift Buick GMC gift certificate

To enter, simply visit: 👉https://forms.gle/DuDe4BD5nKj6f3J87

It’s free to enter — and your entry helps us share the stories of our rescued residents and the compassionate work happening at Ahimsa Safe Haven every day.

🌿 Giveaway closes December 9th.
📣 Winner announced December 10th on Facebook and via email.

Thank you for being part of our growing circle of kindness.
Because in a world where you can be anything… be kind. 💚

31/10/2025

30/10/2025

It’s quiet out here tonight. The air’s got that chilly October feel - the kind that makes the pigs burrow a little deeper into their straw and the cats curl up extra close.
Everyone’s fed, warm, and safe.
These are the moments that remind us why we do this — not the big events or the perfect photos, just this calm, steady kind of love.

29/10/2025

Happy Cat Day everyone!! I’d like to take a moment and give a spot light to our beautiful souls here at Ahimsa. Did you know we have over 20 cats here, previously disregarded and seen as “just another animal” here they are loved and respected for as long as they are here at our rescue🐈🐈‍⬛🤍

(Pictured below is Raven!!)

27/10/2025

Happy National Black Cat Appreciation Day to some of our sweet furry friends here at Ahimsa🐈‍⬛ Meet Minky, Deisel and Little Bear!!🖤
If you have a black cat at home drop a picture in the comments so we can all appreciate their cute faces and celebrate National Black Cat Day together!!📸🐈‍⬛

23/10/2025

Thank you to the person who bought Quinoa his book light! Our little disabled buddy takes a while to eat his dinner sometimes, but his book light (with a timer!) allows him to eat after dark without disturbing his friends around him too much. 🥰
We appreciate you!

23/10/2025

Mr.Jenkins is a sweet old man with many tales to tell before he was rescued but here he will forever be safe and respected🤍 ~Josee

23/10/2025

Daisy’s big mad, and a bit of a drama queen, but still wants those snackies! 🤣 Being a squirmy little kitten, she had to be turned into a purrito to have her blood drawn today. We are sending out the test to determine if she has a chance of fighting off the FeLV or if she has it for life and can be mixed in with the other FeLVies.
Everyone at the vet’s office loved her sassy spirit. Although she’s deaf, she is afraid of absolutely nothing. She wanted to explore every nook and cranny of our room, and was trying to bat around the dots on the floor in between chasing her tail. This girl has all of us just wrapped around her little paw. 😂❤️🐈

22/10/2025

Argyle had his amputation and then I sucked at updating y’all on his progress. He’s… progressing! The good news is he’s doing MUCH better overall. We have significantly decreased his pain meds and he’s still bright and active. The less great news is that the wound is struggling a bit to heal. A new infection became apparent about a week after surgery, he was noticeably more painful, and we had to switch antibiotics. I think we now have that resolved (or very close), thankfully. But the wound is closing slowly and some of the tissue has become necrotic. We had to head back to the vet last week for them to take another peek at it. If it doesn’t heal properly, the vet says they’ll need to amputate at the next joint up. Which would be… really crappy. For a lot of reasons. She’s hopeful he can pull this off though. We switched tactics on how we’re dressing it and keeping our fingers crossed.
Thankfully, Argyle is not required to be on cage rest anymore, and the stump gets wrapped completely every day, so we aren’t worried about outside goo or flies. So he gets to enjoy the outdoors! He thoroughly enjoys picking through the dirt and finding the tiniest specks of random things. He shows them off to other birds through the fence and just gets so excited. He is still incredibly fearful of humans, but he’s able to interact with chicken friends now and just seems happier about life.
So we’re getting there. Once he’s healed a bit more we can start fitting his prosthesis. I keep telling him things are gonna be ok, and I think he’s finally starting to believe me. ❤️ -Cari