Every animal here changed the sanctuary that took them in. Their stories are here to change us too.

After a predator attack left her beak damaged beyond repair, Ducky found a team willing to fight for her. Today she’s thriving with her new flock.

Found with three other goats on a mountainside homestead, Stephan arrived thin and sick. Today he’s a healthy, beloved member of the Merrymac herd.

Suzie is the fastest chicken at the sanctuary and will do anything for strawberries. Her joyful dust baths and top-speed sprints remind us that every life is full of personality.

Merlin needed extra care from the very beginning. Every small milestone became a victory — and his team celebrated every one of them.

One decision to stop the car changed Merlin’s life. Once terrified and injured, he now knows safety, friendship, and the steady care of people like Kathi, who helped give him a second chance.

All seven foxes at Pawsitive Beginnings were rescued from the fur or exotic pet trade. When they choose to engage with visitors, they open minds and change hearts.

Buddy came to Kootenay Acres with significant leg deformities, but his disability has never defined him. He is affectionate, social, funny and deeply connected to those around him.

When a dog rescuer heard about an emaciated pig wandering the streets, he drove five hours to bring Lazarus to Endless Sunshine Animal Sanctuary — and a second chance.

Found alone in subfreezing temperatures near a woodland trail, Orion grew into a trusting, social rooster who followed his favorite caregivers everywhere.

Found on the side of the road bruised and frail, Jeff Goldblum wasn’t expected to survive treatment. Today he’s happy, healthy and thriving.

Fernie was bred to be slaughtered at six weeks old, but a rescue from Kaporos gave her nearly seven years of love, blackberries, and naps in her person's arms.

Born on a factory farm and loaded onto a slaughter-bound truck, Dani leaped from a trailer going 60 mph — and risked everything to live.