Barn Sanctuary is a compassionate brand that rescues farmed animals and encourages people to adopt a plant-based lifestyle. Their mission is to create a world where these animals are recognized as individuals and are treated with kindness and empathy. They envision a future where plant-based and sustainable alternatives replace the use of animals for food and products.

At Barn Sanctuary, compassion is at the core of everything they do. They rescue abused and neglected farmed animals, providing them with a loving forever home filled with lifelong compassionate care, based on kindness, respect, and safety. By refraining from consuming animal products, they inspire others to embrace compassion and contribute to a more humane and just world for all living beings.

Barn Sanctuary values community, fostering inclusivity, and creating a culture of meaningful belonging. They welcome everyone to join their mission and actively seek partnerships to promote shared learning and growth. Their commitment to integrity drives them to be accountable and transparent in all aspects of their work, continuously evaluating and improving their impact.

They inspire people to reconsider their eating habits by educating them about the impact of animal agriculture on farmed animals, the environment, and personal health. Through educational programs, they introduce people to the individuality of animals and the consequences of factory farming. Barn Sanctuary not only rescues animals but also provides them with a safe haven to live out their natural lives surrounded by care and love.

Each animal receives top-notch medical care and lives in enriched, clean, and safe environments. They work with other sanctuaries to rescue and re-home animals, ensuring that no animal in need is abandoned. Located at 20179 McKernan Dr.

They aim to make a lasting impact on the lives of farmed animals and inspire positive change in our food system. To learn more about their mission, visit their website or book a visit to experience the magic of their sanctuary firsthand