WHO WE ARE

Full Circle Farm Sanctuary began in 2010 and is located in Warm Springs, Georgia, centrally located to the cities of Atlanta, Columbus, and Auburn, Alabama. The sanctuary sits on 55 beautiful acres bordering the F.D. Roosevelt State Park and is home to over 100 rescued residents. The sanctuary operates 365 days a year, no matter the weather conditions or obstacles. We do this work to bring awareness to the plight of farmed animals, to help them be seen as individuals instead of products, and to make improvements in their lives. The FCFS residents represent the billions of their kind destined to become food. Our mission is on their behalf. It is one of rescue, advocacy, education, and helping create a kinder world for animals and humans alike.

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The FCFS team is small, dedicated, and deeply passionate. Aside from small devoted Animal Care Team who tend to the daily needs of the residents, there are no other paid employees of the sanctuary. Anything that falls outside of animal care is managed by our three professionally skilled volunteer board members who balance their full time careers with their responsibility to the sanctuary. Each has been involved with FCFS for

7-10 years. Having no administrative staff ensures all funds are going directly to the care of the residents and the organization which is their home. This also allows us to further our mission of rescue, change, and education.

 

FCFS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, both Charity Navigator and GuideStar verified, that is solely sustained by individual public donations. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for allowing us to continue our work and our commitment to the residents all those they represent.

 

To learn about the three founding residents who's set in motion what would become the Full Circle Farm Sanctuary of today, please visit Their Legacy page. The learn more about the current residents of FCFS, please visit the Residents page. For vegan information and resources, please visit the Vegan Info page.