Learn more about the dogs and cats who call Home for Life sanctuary their home.
Find out about the "Third Door" solution for animals without other rescue options
Help provide our animals with care they need by sponsoring an individual animal.
On the morning of November 30, on a cold and blustery winter morning (air temperature -3, windchill - 25!)
Our latest mailing to supporters tells the story of Taffy, an elderly and blind poodle mix who was tied to our front gate this summer- with shoelaces- and left for us to find on a hot July day.
In mid-October, Home for Life welcomed photographer Eva Noth to the sanctuary for a warm fall afternoon and our latest sponsor photo session.
Most shelters and rescues offer two options for animals: adoption or euthanasia. Home for Life offers a third option for cats and dogs who are old, or who have disabilities, health or temperament problems. We created "The Third Door," a new concept in animal rescue and welfare where special animals have options previously unavailable. Home for Life animals enjoy a quality life, where they can be themselves, run and play, and be loved and cherished for as long as they live.
Sunshine is blind, most likely from birth, due to optic nerve atrophy. She is a young spayed female, medium-sized with a plush silver tabby coat.
Our security cameras captured the abandonment in detail but left more questions than answers. On a hot & humid day this summer, a nice and newer vehicle pulled up to our entrance gate
Instead of dying alone, unwanted and afraid, we wish every dog could live to a ripe old age like our Mack and Meyer, who are now age 14.
Your donation provides the animals of Home for Life with food, veterinary care, toys and a beautiful facility to roam freely. 100% of donations go to helping these animals receive the medical care they need, as well as the affection and freedom to help them recover from illness, disability, mistreatment or neglect. With your help, these incredible animals can lead the full, safe and happy lives they deserve.