OUR VISION
We provide sanctuary to farm animals and hope to inspire change in how society views
and treats these beautiful creatures.
We're a 501(c)(3) Animal Rescue Farm and Organization in Austin, Texas!
We provide rescue, rehabilitation and a forever home to farmed animals.
Send Some Valentine's Love Our Way
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At Austin Farm Sanctuary, our love language is food, and the food that keeps our residents warm, full, and thriving is hay.
This Valentine’s season, our Hay Bae Fundraiser invites you to turn love into nourishment for the animals who depend on us every day. Your gift helps feed over nearly all of our 250 rescued residents and provides comfort, routine, and care through the months ahead.
Whether you’re honoring someone you love or simply giving from the heart, your support makes a real difference. Give hay. Give love..
Meet Our Residents
The first AFS "little pig". NEVER show up late with breakfast. Often found snoozing in an PIGloo. A fan favorite!
Dexter, aka "Mr. Fluff", loves taking dips in the pond and is all about affection... could he be any cuter?
OUR VISION
We strive to create a world farmed animals are happy to call home. We work to build relationships between people and farm animals. Through this we hope to encourage mindfulness and shift the way society perceives and values these amazing creatures.
Tour the Sanctuary
A large part of our mission at Austin Farm Sanctuary is building positive relationships between people and farmed animals. We are grateful to get to share their stories and would love for you to meet them.
We offer private in-person tours as well as virtual tours where you get to meet the animal residents, hear their history and learn fun/unique facts about them and other farm animals.
We believe all animals are worthy
of love and respect.
The sanctuary is home to over 250 animals of 14 different species.
Our animal residents eat over 3000 lbs. of hay/feed every single day!
We've been building the sanctuary
for 8 amazing years.
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"MOOOre Food",
says Bo Diddley.
Help keep his belly full by donating today!
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