At long last, a New Year is soon to arrive with the demise of Covid 19 which will not survive the new effective vaccines.
Presently, the pandemic continues to affect all our lives and has had a major impact on the sanctuary: no visitors, few volunteers, increased repairs, additional winter feed costs, no fund raisers. So far, in spite of these setbacks, we have managed not to let it affect the lives of all our rescued animals thanks to the generosity of donors who continue to support us which ensures new rescues can start life anew free from misery and neglect.
Work Party
Thankfully, a number of our faithful supporters from Seattle showed up and many long overdue tasks were completed…
Dairy Calf 532
It was a typical Friday, June 2, 2017, at a large commercial dairy as numbers of calves were born and immediately taken from their devoted, grieving mothers who have carried them for almost a year…
Casper
We asked about his male dairy calves and he replied they were born every day and picked up three times a week. He didn’t seem to know or care what happened to them as they were an inconvenience and there was little return on investment.
On the outskirts of the City of Sequim, Washington, next to the Olympic National Forest and nearby Olympic National Park lies a hidden valley surrounded by forest, wildlife and views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca. This special place is Precious Life Animal Sanctuary established in 1999 to provide a safe home for animals who have suffered from cruelty and neglect. Learn more >