About Rose Bridge Farm & Sanctuary

Many of the animals who arrive at Rose Bridge come from dairy farms, livestock auctions, or other situations where they were at risk once they were no longer considered “productive.” Often they arrive as very young animals needing immediate care. Our team bottle-feeds, nurtures, and socializes these animals so they can grow healthy and confident. Some will spend their entire lives at the sanctuary, while others are placed in carefully selected homes where their wellbeing is protected.

We never breed our animals, and none are adopted out for meat production. Every adoption goes through a formal screening and contract process, and animals are placed only with trusted sanctuaries or vetted family farms.

Since our inception in 2013, we have been able to find forever homes for over 300 animals.

Rose Bridge is more than a place of rescue—it is also a place where people can experience compassion and connection with animals. Through farm tours, cuddle sessions, workshops, and community events, guests are invited to spend time with the animals while learning about their care and stories. These experiences help support the ongoing work of the sanctuary while creating joyful moments for visitors of all ages.Every visit helps us continue our mission of providing safety, care, and dignity to animals who need it most.