Have fun and help raise awareness for the needy farm animals!

Catskill Animal Sanctuary Invites All to Its 6th Annual Shindig for the Farm Animals!

Saturday, June 9th, 12-6pm at Catskill Animal Sanctuary - 2 Hours from New York City

Join us in celebrating our 6th Annual Shindig! Special guest Paul Shapiro (HSUS), Caryn Hartglass (Earthsave International), and author/nutritionist George Eisman. Reading & booksigning with Kathy Stevens. Screening of Where Hearts Can Sing. Live bluegrass with TooBlue and McMule. Cooking demos, hayride farm tours, kids' tent, and much, much more! Admission $10, $5 members and children under 6.

Refuge and Awareness for the Farm Animals - animals that suffer no differently than dogs, cats, or humans

Located two hours from New York City, Catskill Animal Sanctuary provides a safe and loving haven for abused and abandoned horses and farm animals - animals who have never known warm shelter, spacious pastures, good food, or the touch of a kind hand. Since 2001, CAS has provided refuge for about 1,000 such animals, including horses, ponies, cows, goats, sheep, donkeys, pigs, rabbits, and a variety of birds.

So few speak out on behalf farm animals - animals that suffer no differently than dogs, cats, or humans. Rarely, if ever, do most of us even consider their plight. Catskill Animal Sanctuary serves as a refuge for these needy animals, and as a center to raise awareness of their mistreatment and its impact on all of us: animals, humans, and the environment.

Open For Visiting Throughout The Summer

We are open for visiting season 2007! Join us Saturdays & Sundays, 11-4 to meet our delightful residents. Admission is free for members. For the safety of our animals and yours, please leave your dogs at home.

Catskill Animal Sanctuary is a 501(c)3 non-profit.

Please Visit!

Catskill Animal Sanctuary
316 Old Stage Road,
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845) 336-8447
Catskill Animal Sanctuary

Posted by Patricia Haddock, Best Friends Network
Photo Credit: Catskill Animal Sanctuary
Pictured is Snow White, a Nubian or Nubian mix goat who arrived at the Catskill Animal Sanctuary last summer from a starvation case.
She can be adopted to a special home - read more about her on Petfinder.com here.