Kindred spirit sanctuary
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Kindred Spirit Sanctuary is a nonprofit farm animal sanctuary founded in 2003 that rescues abused farm animals. It is home to over 150 animals including pigs, sheep, horses, donkeys and dogs. The sanctuary's volunteers are all vegans and dedicate their time to providing the animals with around-the-clock care, high quality diets, and a loving environment where they can live free from pain and hunger. The document goes on to describe the volunteers meeting and working with the different animals on the farm.
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