FAQs

How do I donate?

Donations of all kinds are welcome. In addition to monetary contributions, there are a variety of other ways people can give. To find out more click here or visit our How Can I Help? page.

How do I visit the farm?

Live and Let Live Farm's Rescue and Sanctuary is a working farm and on private property so unscheduled visitors are not allowed on site.  A weekly tour is offered to the general public for those who wish to visit. Please review the Visit Our Farm page to learn more.

If you are interested in scheduling a private tour, please reach out to us via the Contact Us page.

How do I become a volunteer?

Live and Let Live Farm's Rescue and Sanctuary runs on the efforts of the volunteers.  No prior animal experience is needed and volunteers of all ages and abilities are welcome; there are a variety of things to do! 

To learn about our volunteer program click here

How do I know what animals are available for adoption?

Due to the nature of rescue, it’s difficult to keep an up-to-date list of all available animals. The best way to see who is available for adoption is to follow us on Facebook and to check out our Petfinder page.

Please note, we cannot guarantee that an animal you see is still available. Contact us via the form below to start the adoption process.

How do I adopt an animal?

The adoption process differs depending on what animal you are looking to add to your family. Visit our Dog and Cats page or Horses & Other Livestock page to learn more.

How do I inquire about surrendering an animal?

If your circumstances have changed and you cannot take care of your animal(s) any longer you may fill out our Owner Release Agreement to turn them over to the farm. There is no charge to turn over an animal to Live and Let Live, however we are entirely supported by donations. We encourage you to make a donation to help provide for the care of our animals.

How do I report an incident of animal neglect?

If you suspect a case of animal neglect the law requires that you reach out to either the police or animal control officer in your town. Live and Let Live Farm's Rescue and Sanctuary does not seize animals. If you have questions about this legal process and would like guidance on the proper authorities to contact we are happy to point you in the right direction. Please reach out to us via the Contact Us page or by clicking here