Lola is an albino Vietnamese pig that we rescued from the kennel in Almería. Like all albino animals, they are more delicate than the rest.
Still Lola is happy rolling in the mud and eating corn with the rest of the herd.
When you sponsor en inhabitant, you are doing more than making a donation.
You are giving them a chance and creating a very special bond.
Being a sponsor means being their caretaker.
They gave us the notice of an abandoned sheep and unable to move. The girls who told us had asked the pastor about her and he told them that since he had her legs broken, he didn’t want her.
Fiona is a super nice and playful little pig. She arrived very afraid of people and other animals, but that is now a thing of the past, now she lives with the group.
He has been lucky enough to be born in the Sanctuary, so he will never know the horror his mother experienced.
It is an Iberian pig that a veterinary student saved from euthanasia at the faculty where she was studying due to an injury to his leg.
They were rescued by some activists. And since then they have not been separated from each other at any time.
We got the notice about the little guy with the eye injury. or what he had inside his eye was a pellet.
She can’t walk alone, she seemed to have a split hip. You only have to look at her eyes to feel that she needed help.
For months he has lived in the nursing area where he receives the special care he needs
For months he has lived in the nursing area where he receives the special care he needs
He is one of the lucky few who was born free and who will never know the horrors of the human or the horrors of his mother’s past.
Pill came to a girls’ house with her little brother, her little brother died and then the mother called us to give him the care he needed.
Leroy arrived at the sanctuary thanks to a notice from a private individual, he already arrived blind but that does not prevent him from leading a full and safe life.
Vicente comes from the Santuario de la Pepa together with the blond man from Légolas because they couldn’t treat them as they deserved.
She is a Lidia heifer that the companions of the La Pepa Refuge Sanctuary found alone in the field
Lidia and Matilda, mother and daughter, are two Friesian cows who lived in a calf feedlot.
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