2023 is about come to an end! Wow, what a year it's been!

There were wonderful and endearing events that happened like new residents that came to us: Wilma the retired 4H cow and the Hens rescued from Kaporos: Ginger, Mary Ann, Elle May and Samantha and also bittersweet endings when we lost our hens: Sophia and Dorothy. Sancutary life has all the ups and downs but more than anything, it fills our hearts to know that we are able to care for the animal residents at JP with your support. 🥰

With just a few more days left we would love your continued support. As you may have heard (or not) we have a donor match up to $18,000! We have raised $11,220 of that so far and would be super thankful to reach the full goal especially since our expenses just doubled our match...

A few things that just occured within the last week and a half that increased our expenses!

Rudy our rooster had a medical scare whereby we needed to bring him in for an emergency vet visit after he was convulsing then went completely limp and discolored, we thought he we lost him. Thankfully Oscar revived him but it was touch and go! We don't have the bill in yet but the visit was during the holidays on off hours.
The electric bill (mostly heating) for the pig barn came in at $711.28 just for this past month.
A palate (56 bags) of fine pine shavings that keep the cows dry and warm, was just bought which we'll go through within two weeks: The cost: $419.05.
Our weekly visit to Tractor Supply for: dry grains for the pigs, cows and chickens; stall refresher for the barns; treats for the pigs, cows and chickens; and probiotics cost $483.12 (close to 3 times more than in 2019). For instance one 50lb bag of pig feed is $24.99 which lasts about 2.5 days. In 2019 a pig feed bag was $9.
The big surprise bill came from our trailer breaking down last week. Oscar went to New Hampshire this past Thursday to purchase another one as we use it all the time to pick up and haul: stone sand for our barns and roads to the barns; wood for the new chicken coops; gates for the pastures; palates of pine shavings; etc. The cost was $18,600!

So there it is, our last request for your support in 2023!

Your donation gift or participation in our online raffle and or online auction is tax-deductable and super helpful to continue to care for residents.

Click here for the Online Raffle & Auction: or copy this link: https://app.galabid.com/jp23

As you know it takes a village...

Thank you so much.

The JP Family ❤️

JP's Year End Fundraiser

By Jp Farm Animal Sanctuary Inc

JP's Year End Fundraiser

Your support will help the care for JP's animal residents!