Winnie’s Place, A Vegan Microsanctuary

11/02/2025

Three piggies snuggling in their nest.. Winnie, Charlie, and Stewie 😍 can you even?? Too precious

19/01/2025

It’s been an incredibly difficult year. But all of the animals at Winnie’s Place are all doing generally very well. We strive to make winter as fun as possible for everyone 😃 And we are as committed as ever to modelling a vegan life where traditionally exploited animals are cared for compassionately❤️ Thank you to everyone who shows love and support to our vegan sanctuary!!

29/09/2024

Noam is loving life! He has been struggling abit lately with joint pain. He was walking with stiff front legs, and spending more time in their house.
Arthritis can be a fairly common health issue with pigs.
He was started on some holistic (vitamins and supplements), along with his pain meds. It has only been about a week and a half since he started, and he is already feeling so much better. He is walking with so much more comfort, he’s out and about all the time! We are so happy, and so grateful! In this picture, I had just put some medication on his ear, and he is trying to rub it off, what a guy😂
There have been quite a few folks who have struggled with some health concerns lately. Thankfully, they are feeling better. With acute medications, ongoing meds, and a veterinary visit to the farm, we do have a bit of an outstanding bill that we could use some help with.
It’s about $1200, if you are able to help, we would be grateful. As always, donations are gratefully accepted through etransfer and PayPal at [email protected]
Thank you so much, from all of us!
Much love ❤️🙏🏻🐖

06/09/2024

01/09/2024

We just wanted to say thank you so much to everyone who donated to us in memory of Eddie/dad. We are unable to reach everyone privately who donated.. if thats the case and you have not heard from us, please know we did receive your generous donation and are immensely grateful ❤️ And we know Eddie is too.. thank you❤️

31/08/2024

Happy Saturday from Tucker 🧡

21/08/2024

We lost our Eddie/Daddy. There are no words.. if you have a moment please read his obituary. ❤️

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/T6N6oGXnGhmzfJiR/?

Carson Funeral Homes - L. Doolittle Chapel is sad to announce the passing of our friend and colleague Ed Godden. For more information please visit his page at: https://www.carsonfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/details/54946

02/05/2024

Georgie has really been enjoying the lettuce from Operation Grow !! 🥬 the humans of Winnie’s Place have also really enjoyed their Moroccan lentil soup and creamy dill dressing 😍 They are completely VEGAN 😍 thank you Operation Grow for such yummy food for everyone 🐰😊

07/03/2024

A fun walk in the woods with Cita and Veevee 😍

01/03/2024

I stopped riding because one day I had the courage to take responsibility for my choices.

Join our community of people finding ways to listen more closely to horses, and read the e-book about Autonomous Horsemanship at https://manypathstotheheart.com

19/01/2024

Want to help the incredible animals at Winnie’s Place? Here are some ways to help us provide the best possible care for everyone 🐷🐴🐰🐕 🐱

* Do you have any blankets, sheets, or towels you are looking to get rid of? We’ll take them! We are not open to the public, but we can arrange porch pickup in Orillia, Midland, or Barrie.

* We are always in need of paper towels, disposable gloves, garbage/compost bags, and puppy pads which we have linked on our Amazon wish list or we can arrange pickup 😃 https://www.amazon.ca/hz/wishlist/ls/158RQR8ILQQ9H/?ref_=list_c_wl_lol_ovle

* Monetary donations via PayPal will help us pay for food and vet bills: https://www.paypal.me/WinniesPlaceVegan

* We also graciously accept donations via etransfer to [email protected]

* and of course, go vegan! It is the ultimate way to support the work of vegan sanctuaries😊

Easy access to links in our bio!!
Thank you from everyone at Winnie’s Place, A Vegan Microsanctuary ❤️

07/01/2024

Amazing work Cedar Row Farm Sanctuary❤️ the poor little one :(

This tiny one somehow found her way onto a busy highway; we estimate she's just 3 weeks old! Fortunately, kind individuals spotted her and brought her to us. We were uncertain if she would make it, but about 24 hours later, she pleasantly surprised us by starting to eat on her own. ⁣⁣
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It's puzzling to us that she was in transit, considering “broiler” chickens are typically killed at an average age of 38 days of age. ⁣⁣
Did you know that Canada raises 730 million “meat” chickens every year?⁣⁣
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30/12/2023

Happy holidays! ❄️🎄

25/12/2023

Cita and Vee support this message

What horses really want for Christmas is a life free of being used.

21/12/2023