The Apple River Beckons! Mark Luinenburg's Summer Photos

It's become an annual tradition for longtime friend to Home for Life® Sanctuary, photographer Mark Luinenburg, to join us for our summer swimming sessions at the Apple River. The Apple marks our western boundary, and the sanctuary property has a mile of river frontage along our 40 acres. The river has been high this season with all the rain, so we found a spot to swim just down the road where even our small dogs could reach the sandy bottom. Mark also got portraits of our landlubbers, particularly some of our new feline faces.

Building a Humane Future

From a floor plan and blue print, the final element of our prototype sanctuary has taken shape, all accomplished to date debt free thanks to the support of generous donors, There is still much to do, but today we celebrate all that has been achieved so far- the septic, and well installed, excavation, exterior walls and roof, all windows and doors, insulation  and rough in of the plumbing, including the floor heat. This building is the last part of our sanctuary prototype, an affordable model that can be exported to any community who sees value in the

Celebrating 2024 at Home for Life with the photography of Mark Luinenburg

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Photographer Mark Luinenburg has supported Home for Life® Animal Sanctuary for over 20 years with his time and talent. This video is our recap of his photos at Home for Life® from 2024. Thank you Mark!

Read about Mark's volunteer work at Home for Life and see more of his incredible photos: http://homeforlifesanctuary.blogspot.com/.../mark...

Miracle cat survives being thrown from 12th story balcony in Minneapolis--$20,000 Matching Gift Opportunity

They call her the miracle cat…now. Yet miracles don’t just happen in an instant. Rue’s incredible survival required a series of interventions, initiated by Home for Life® Animal Sanctuary. Our willingness to step up for Rue in the face of several unknowns—the severity of her injuries, the potential cost to help her, and even if she could recover ever—and our commitment to her long-term welfare created the possibility of a future for this small, battered cat.