The Mini Mountain Farm Sanctuary in New York is home to an array of rescued farm animals, including pigs rescued from severe neglect cases. 

Three of the pigs (Frankie, Ralphie, and Sonny), affectionately called "The Three Old Men", arrived just before winter set in and needed a shelter that would keep them and all the other pigs warm. Thanks to your generous donations and volunteers, a four-sided shelter was built just in time to house the pigs as the temperatures dropped. 

The sturdy structure was built to withstand the increasingly harsh New York winters. Your donations are saving lives.

The sanctuary is grateful for the support and said, "This project has significantly increased our capacity to provide safe, warm accommodations for these cruelty survivors, ensuring their health and well-being throughout the cold months."

Each animal has their own unique story on how they ended up at the sanctuary. What they all have in common is that they are finally safe and will live out the rest of their days at the sanctuary. 

The pigs, barn cats, goats, and many more rescued animals are thriving at the sanctuary. They said, "Each resident serves as an advocate for plant-based lifestyles, embodying the sanctuary’s mission to educate the community about ethical and sustainable alternatives to animal exploitation." 

Check out the sanctuary's website to learn more about their animal residents. 

Sadly, sick and neglected animals arrive at shelters and rescued daily in need of medical care. Donate now to help care for more animals in need.