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At Farmhouse Animal &amp; Nature Sanctuary our mission is to care for, protect, love and support the exotic &amp; farm animals that live at the sanctuary &amp; to educate the public on animal care &amp; nature.Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders, volunteered for many years at a friend’s wild, farm &amp; exotic animal rescue, &amp; later became live in care takers there before the founders retired. They decided they needed to continue caring for animals in-need, so they founded FANS, a 501(C)3 nonprofit.

At Farmhouse Animal &amp; Nature Sanctuary our mission is to care for,  protect, love and support the exotic &amp; farm animals that live at the  sanctuary &amp; to educate the public on animal care &amp; nature. Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders, volunteered for many years at a friend’s  wild, farm &amp; exotic animal rescue, &amp; later became live in care takers  there before the founders retired. They decided they needed to continue  caring for animals in-need, so they founded FANS, a 501(C)3 nonprofit.

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At Farmhouse Animal &amp; Nature Sanctuary our mission is to care for,  protect, love and support the exotic &amp; farm animals that live at the  sanctuary &amp; to educate the public on animal care &amp; nature. Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders, volunteered for many years at a friend’s  wild, farm &amp; exotic animal rescue, &amp; later became live in care takers  there before the founders retired. They decided they needed to continue  caring for animals in-need, so they founded FANS, a 501(C)3 nonprofit.

At Farmhouse Animal &amp; Nature Sanctuary our mission is to care for,  protect, love and support the exotic &amp; farm animals that live at the  sanctuary &amp; to educate the public on animal care &amp; nature. Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders, volunteered for many years at a friend’s  wild, farm &amp; exotic animal rescue, &amp; later became live in care takers  there before the founders retired. They decided they needed to continue  caring for animals in-need, so they founded FANS, a 501(C)3 nonprofit.

Farmhouse Sanctuary grew out of the love for animals and was inspired by a friend’s commitment to helping animals. Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders and lifelong pet owners, volunteered for many years at a local wild, farm and exotic animal rescue, and later became live-in caretakers for two years at that sanctuary. At that time, they decided they needed to continue caring for animals in need. It is the goal of Farmhouse Sanctuary to give these pets a place to feel safe while teaching a new generation the joy of caring for animals through their various programs, including their Hands, Hooves and Paws children's program. There are currently 71 animals being cared for at the sanctuary.

Farmhouse Sanctuary grew out of the love for animals and was inspired by a friend’s commitment to helping animals. Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders and lifelong pet owners, volunteered for many years at a local wild, farm and exotic animal rescue, and later became live-in caretakers for two years at that sanctuary. At that time, they decided they needed to continue caring for animals in need. It is the goal of Farmhouse Sanctuary to give these pets a place to feel safe while teaching a new generation the joy of caring for animals through their various programs, including their Hands, Hooves and Paws children's program. There are currently 71 animals being cared for at the sanctuary.

FARMHOUSE ANIMAL AND NATURE SANCTUARY - SANDRA KRUG

Farmhouse Sanctuary grew out of the love for animals and was inspired by a friend’s commitment to helping animals. Dave &amp; Lisa Burns, founders and lifelong pet owners, volunteered for many years at a local wild, farm and exotic animal rescue, and later became live-in caretakers for two years at that sanctuary.   At that time, they decided they needed to continue caring for animals in need.   It is the goal of Farmhouse Sanctuary to give these pets a place to feel safe while teaching a new generation the joy of caring for animals through their various programs, including their Hands, Hooves and Paws children's program.  There are currently 71 animals being cared for at the sanctuary.