Caring Fields
Caring Fields, a 23-acre
animal sanctuary in Palm City, Florida, is owned and managed by the
Pegasus Foundation. The mission of Caring Fields is to provide a safe
place for the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of equines and cats
in need, and through education, to promote a more compassionate world.
Caring Fields, which serves as a corridor for local wildlife, is designated
as a wildlife sanctuary by the Humane Society of the United States Wildlife Land
Trust. The Caring Fields Animal Sanctuary has established guiding principles
that reflect an overall philosophy that all forms of life warrant compassion and
respect, and that human beings must strive for a world that is humane for all
living things.
For more information, please check out either our
guiding principles or ethical obligations
pages. For more information about the Pegasus Foundation go to
PegasusFoundation.org.
Companion Animal Memorial Bricks Available
Caring Fields has established
a memorial brick patio for companion animals. People wishing to honor
the memory of their companion animals are invited to make a donation for
a brick engraved with their animal’s name and a message to be placed in
the memorial patio at the Caring Fields Education Center in Palm City,
Florida or in their own setting.
Donations will support the mission of Caring Fields, which is to provide
a safe place for the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of equines and
cats in need; and through education, promote a more compassionate world.
Learn more:
www.caringfields.org
Caring Fields Humane Education Programs
Thanks to the generosity of
Joanne Matz of the Help Us Help Them fund of the Pegasus Foundation, the
Caring Fields Animal Sanctuary Education Center's Humane Education
Programs for children and adults are continuing! Stay tuned for
details on an upcoming Animal Cruelty Investigation Workshop designed to
equip animal advocates, law enforcement and Animal Service personnel to
effectively fight animal abuse. Each presentation concludes with
cruelty-free fare.
More details about the Caring Fields
Animal Sanctuary Education Center programs are available
here. If you would like to book a program
at your school or organization or an on-site presentation and tour,
please contact Susan Hargreaves, Humane Education Director, at
561-676-0633.
Would You Like To Start Your Own Kitty Condo Community?
Would you like to learn how to start your own
Kitty Condo for free roaming cats in your community? Cats are the No. 1 abandoned animal in
the US and homeless cat numbers are on the increase. Learn how
to make the most of your space to create a quality existence for
feline residents. Stay tuned for the dates of upcoming workshops on
this subject. Please, call
Susan Hargreaves, Humane Education Director, at
561-676-0633 for details.
Treasured
Lands Foundation at Caring Fields
Caring Fields is now hosting the offices of Treasured Lands Foundation.
Please visit
www.TreasuredLands.org for more information about the Foundation.
News & Upcoming Events
Hurricane Season is here. Do you have a disaster
plan for your pets?
Click here for helpful information for before, during and after a
disaster.
Kitty lovers filled the Education Center at Caring Fields
Animal Sanctuary to support the 2nd Annual Hobe Sound Animal Protection
League Baby Shower. Many were searching for that special
kitten to warm their hearts, some coming to see the facility for the
first time, and some to support the efforts of
HSAPL. At the end of the day 11 beautiful
kittens found their forever homes. Every attendee brought a gift
for the cats and kittens in HSAPL's care, which generously amounted to
100 cans of kitten food, 392 cans of adult food, 215 pounds of dry food,
193 pounds of clumping litter, and several toys, throw, beds, and
Advantage flea treatment. There were also over $4,000 in donations
that will go toward the needs of the cats and kittens in care of HSAPL
as well as the spay and neuter program, Operation Catsnip.
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