| Our mission | We rescue abused, neglected, and abandoned farmed animals from around the country. |
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SASHA Farm
| Ways to help | Farm VolunteerVolunteers assist with cleaning barns, yards, stalls, and assisting staff with maintenance projects. They may also assist with closing up barns and safely securing animal residents.Transportation VolunteerWorking with Whole Foods in Ann Arbor by picking up produce, preparing food for animals, and distributing.Special EventsWorking with us during our special events with free admission.AdvocateBeing part of an animal rights community and receiving a variety of plant-based resources. |
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| How you help | Nonprofits like ours depend on people donating their time to assist in caring for the animals and the place they call home. We can’t do our job without people like you. |
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| About us | SASHA Farm was founded by Dorothy Davies and Monte Jackson in the late 1980s. Their quaint family farm quickly turned into a sanctuary and they became vegan once they experienced such deep connections with their animals. In 2001, SASHA Farm Animal Sanctuary officially became a nonprofit. From there, Monte, Dorothy, staff, and volunteers created the oldest and largest farmed animal sanctuary in the Midwest. |
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