Formerly an old dairy farm, the Sanctuary is in the middle of 380 acres. The original buildings, still in existence today, consist of a milking barn turned into living quarters, a kitchen and a special needs facility; a large outhouse with a clawfoot tub; and a guest house, now the study. Over the last eight years, several mobile homes have been added to accomodate staff and to provide a climate controlled environment for our elderly animals.

We've also built over 100 outdoor enclosures which house the two catterys (one with healthy, adoptable cats and the other with our FIV/Leukemia cats), the dogs (which live in communal groups of two to six), and our rescued factory farm animals (goats, pigs, donkeys, chickens, and cows). There are about 850 animals here at any given time. Other original features are the old watering tanks, one now converted into a goldfish pond, and the water tower.