Chapter Three: Lifelong Commitment

We understand the full weight of the commitment we are making to each new resident and we must do so while also being able to uphold the commitment of care we've made to the current FCFS residents. Because of this, we must be responsible with intaking new animals. Rescuing and intaking new residents increases expenses both at the time of rescue as well as throughout the duration of the resident’s life, as they receive the proper care they deserve.  To help with this process, we are launching the FCFS Rescue Fund.  

Though we’re incredibly happy to welcome Elsa as the first rescue in 2025, she is not the only animal in need of safety, lifelong care, and a peaceful home to grow old!

The first of many cozy days to come

Full Circle Farm Sanctuary provides a safe and loving forever home to formerly farmed, discarded, abused, and neglected animals. They come to the sanctuary to heal, retire and to live out their natural lives as freely as possible. We educate, advocate, and help the residents tell their stories so they can be seen as someone, and not something. The FCFS residents are the lucky ones. They represent the billions of animals destined to become food or products. Our work is on their behalf. 

FCFS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is solely sustained by individual public donations. The FCFS Rescue Fund will help both with the initial intake costs, including medical assessment and care, quarantine, transport, and any other immediate needs, as well as with the specialized and high quality life long care FCFS provides each resident.  Our hope is to grow this fund to enable future rescues. A rescue may be with us for minutes like Holly, or years like Hyacinth. 

We never know how a story will end, but we do know every animal who receives the help of FCFS will be given access to our full resources. You enable FCFS to give animals a second chance. Thank you for supporting us and for fighting alongside us. Let’s work together to have a bigger impact in 2025! 

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for allowing us to continue our work and to uphold our commitment to the residents.