What We Do

Animal Rescue and Sanctuary in Massachusetts

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A Safe, Compassionate Home for Animals in Need

When people reach out to a sanctuary, they’re often worried about what will happen next—whether an animal will truly be safe, cared for, and respected. At Don’t Forget Us, Pet Us, rescue is only the beginning of the journey. Animals who come to our Dartmouth sanctuary receive individualized care, medical attention, and long-term safety, with every decision guided by what’s best for them. Our work also extends beyond the farm, connecting people of all ages to humane education and hands-on community involvement across Massachusetts.

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Services

The Core Programs Behind Our Work

Rescue & Sanctuary Care

When farm or domestic animals face neglect, abuse, or unsafe living conditions, we step in to provide immediate safety and long-term stability. Animals in our care—horses, cows, goats, pigs, and more—receive proper nutrition, veterinary care, rehabilitation, and a peaceful environment where they can heal and thrive. For most, our sanctuary becomes their permanent home, offering dignity and comfort for life.

Turn Compassion Into Action

When you support Don’t Forget Us, Pet Us, you’re helping animals heal and giving your community a place where kindness leads the way. Whether you’re looking to learn, volunteer, or give, there’s a meaningful role for you here.

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Common Questions About Our Work

What does Don’t Forget Us, Pet Us do for animals?
We rescue animals in need, provide lifelong sanctuary care when necessary, and ensure every animal receives proper food, medical treatment, and a safe environment.


How does an animal sanctuary help the community?
Beyond rescue, we offer education programs, youth visits, volunteer opportunities, and events that help build empathy and responsibility within the community.


Do you offer education or outreach programs?
Yes. We regularly host school groups, youth organizations, and community members at the sanctuary to learn about animal welfare and compassionate care.