FARRM Resident Sponsorship
Sponsorship is one of the best ways to support FARRM, as it helps ensure that we have consistent financial resources to care for the animals.
Most FARRM residents have endured traumatic life experiences or have significant behavioural and/or medical needs and we are committed to ensuring sanctuary residents live happy, healthy lives.
Why sponsor?
Sponsoring an animal is the best way to provide direct life saving support to FARRM residents. 100% of your monthly automatic donation goes directly to providing the necessary care these animals deserve.
Sponsorships help provide the residents food, shelter, medications, and enrichments (ex. climbing structures, treat puzzles, etc).
What do you get?
Resident Sponsors will get their name displayed on the sponsor badge of the animal's sponsor page.
Specialized Funds Sponsors will get their name displayed on the sponsor badge of the specialized fund sponsor page.
Additionally, sponsors receive an Annual Sponsorship Certificate each year, as well as tokens of appreciation at various milestones.
All sponsors gain access to a private Facebook group with a behind-the-scenes look of daily life at the sanctuary.
Monthly Sponsorships - Individuals
Click the links below to learn more about our residents
Payments are accepted in credit, cash, or cheque. Cancel, make changes, or pause sponsorships at any time.
Residents Needing a Sponsor
Click the links below to learn more about these residents
Monthly Sponsorships - Funds
Click the links below to learn more about our Special Monthly Sponsorships Funds
Payments are accepted in credit, cash, or cheque. Cancel, make changes, or pause sponsorships at any time.
Senior’s Retirement Fund:
Help FARRM’s aging residents get all the care and support they need by contributing to this important fund.
Special Needs Fund:
Help the FARRM residents who face extra challenges and are in need of extra support.
Forgotten Ferals Fund:
Help support the feral cats that reside near or at the sanctuary that we provide food for.
Mowgli’s Medical Emergency Fund:
Help the FARRM residents, who have been urgently rescued from situations of neglect, abuse, and suffering receive all emergent care needed when they come to FARRM.
Resident Stories
Stanley, the donkey
A lack of basic hoof care left Stanley unable to walk when he arrived in our care.
Grossly overgrown hooves curled back into his legs caused discomfort and lameness.
Stanley now receives regular farrier visits where he is trimmed specific to his needs.
Napoleon II, the pig
Napoleon was morbidly obese when he arrived at FARRM. He had lost his mobility, his eyesight, and nearly his life.
Since arriving at FARRM, Napoleon has had multiple life saving surgeries to aid in his weight loss and regain his ability to see, walk, and live with other pigs for the very first time.
Fawn, the goat
Fawn sustained severe frostbite that resulted in the partial loss of her back legs and ears.
Since arriving at FARRM, Fawn has access to a fitted wheelchair and has been given the support to heal and make friends with other goats with similar conditions.
Make an impact
Small or large, all donations are very helpful in supporting the wellbeing of the residents.
Costs covered by denomination:
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One week’s worth of apples for Diego’s (horse) medication
Box of litter-deodorizing baking soda
Bundle of cat toys
Mopheads for cleaning the cat house
1000L of water
Square bale of straw
Bag of epsom salts for medical soaks
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Tube of dewormer for donkeys/horses
Bag of rolled oats
Bag of Pig Ration (food)
Screws for fencing and repairs
Month of B12 vitamin injections for Xandu (cat)
Tube of antibiotic ointment for wound care
Box of needles for vaccinating/medication administration
Bottle and nipples for orphan lambs/kids
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32 cans of Friskies wet food
Bag of dry cat food
Box of 75 large pee pads
Large container of Tidy-Cats lightweight litter
Bag of Sheep Ration (food)
Bottle of penicillin
Box of 3ml syringes
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One week’s worth of fresh produce for medical residents
Box of Forti-Flora Probiotics for cats
5 square hay bales
One week’s worth of paper towels
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Ferrier fee for one equine resident’s hoof care
Monthly bandaging materials for special needs residents
Costco dog beds
Mineral block for horses
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Bottle of annual dewormer for goats/sheep
One month’s worth of medication for Dixie & Karma (dogs)
Bag of hydrolyzed hypoallergenic cat food
Tub of mineral supplement for cows
Round bale of straw
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On-site vet exam and travel fee
One month’s supply of medication for Athena (which resident is this?)
Set of radiographs
Annual arthritis medication for Elliot (cow)
Bottle of Draxxen (antibiotic)
Wheelchair for special needs goats/sheep
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Feline spay, vaccination, and exam
Nasal flushes for Brennan (cat)
Farm animal in-clinic exam with X-rays
A year’s worth of round straw bales for cows
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Shelter for Percy (pig)
Metal round bale feeder
Feline dental care
100 square bales of hay
Prosthetics for Amelia (sheep)
Pictured top to bottom, left to right: Dottie, Diego, Dorothy, Brennan, Rumpus, Jerry, Percy, Eugene, Clifford, Seb, Atlas, and Fawn
