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Farm Animals and Hay
Our winter hay fundraiser has officially begun! Frequently Asked Questions Q. What are the challenges rescued farm animals face in the winter months in Georgia? In warm weather months, the animals spend their days grazing on the beautiful green pastures at Farm of the Free. When the weather changes, and wintery temperatures arrive, all the grass in the pastures goes dormant, and turns brown. We see this ourselves throughout Georgia. The grass turns brown and stops growing,
Ryan Bulzan
Nov 132 min read


Winter Hay Fundraiser Has Officially Begun!
🐮 Feed the Herd. Keep Them Warm. When winter arrives, the grass at Farm of the Free stops growing, leaving our residents fully dependent on fresh hay to be trucked in for survival. All the grass in the pastures goes dormant in the winter. We see this ourselves throughout Georgia. Our thirteen grazers include: 🐄 Cows Waylon, Dani, Phoenix, Daisy, and Wilson 🫏 Donkeys Danny-Jo and Theo 🐐 Goats Duke and Pippin 🐑 Sheep Sammie, Sampson, Roxanne, and Nellie Jane. They rely o
Ryan Bulzan
Nov 102 min read


Flocktoberfest 2025 was a 🎃 pumpkin-smashing success!
We set out to raise $4,500, and attendees donated a whopping $8,000! Our goal was to raise our monthly membership donations, and we did just that! Flocktoberfest is to honor our monthly members, welcome new ones, and educate the community about what we do at the sanctuary. Most importantly, it was to raise funds for our 33 residents and ensure they have the financial support to live out their daily lives happy and healthy. Flocktoberfest was a wonderful day of delicious vega
Jessica Eleazer
Oct 101 min read


Welcome, Hank!
Farm of the Free has welcomed home a new species!
Ryan Bulzan
Oct 61 min read


A New Benchmark of Excellence: Farm of the Free Has Earned GFAS Accreditation!
Farm of the Free Animal Sanctuary has officially earned Accredited status from the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS)—the only globally recognized certification program for true sanctuaries.
Greg Pope
Aug 283 min read
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