Penny Lane Farm Sanctuary

Penny Lane Farm Sanctuary A not-for-profit sanctuary for at risk equines and farmed animals located east of Ottawa. Our goal is to provide a safe haven and protect them for life.

Penny Lane Farm provides sanctuary for over one hundred and fifty rescued animals and birds, including horses and farmed animals at risk of being sent to slaughter as well as those that have suffered abuse and neglect. Through community involvement and education, we aim to promote compassion and kindness towards all farm animals.For more information, email us at [email protected]

To all the volunteers who have stood with us during the hard times, to the volunteers who answered our call for help whe...
08/25/2026

To all the volunteers who have stood with us during the hard times, to the volunteers who answered our call for help when we needed it and to the new volunteers who have joined our Penny lane Farm family, a big thank you, we wouldn’t be here without you.

Nancy (and Magpie)

"Bring Your Mom to Work Day" at the Sanctuary!
08/24/2026

"Bring Your Mom to Work Day" at the Sanctuary!

Penny Lane Farm Sanctuary is looking for a new member to join our Board of Directors.We'd especially love to hear from s...
08/23/2026

Penny Lane Farm Sanctuary is looking for a new member to join our Board of Directors.
We'd especially love to hear from someone who has experience with Google Ads or digital marketing. As a nonprofit, the sanctuary has access to thousands of dollars in Google advertising at no cost, but we haven't yet had the expertise or time needed to make good use of it.
This is a volunteer Board position and an opportunity to bring your skills to an organization providing lifelong sanctuary to animals in need.
Google Ads experience would be wonderful, but it isn't essential. Most important is someone who believes in what we do and would like to help Penny Lane continue to grow and reach more people.
Interested—or know someone who might be a great fit?
Please send us a private message or email [email protected].
Sometimes helping the animals happens in the barn.
Sometimes it happens behind a computer.
Both can make a very real difference.

Update on Richard the Rooster, who suffered so badly at the hands of some highschool students: Happy living with his two...
08/11/2026

Update on Richard the Rooster, who suffered so badly at the hands of some high
school students: Happy living with his two roommates, potbelly pigs Mitzie and Ginny! He even enjoys sitting on Ginny's back. No one told him pigs and a rooster can't be friends!

Wee piggies, best friends Mitzie and Ginny, doing what piggies love to do most: Sleep and Dream!Mitzie was given to a fa...
08/02/2026

Wee piggies, best friends Mitzie and Ginny, doing what piggies love to do most: Sleep and Dream!

Mitzie was given to a farmer by a family
as he promised her a forever home. He told a neighbour she was "going on the bbq this weekend"." She came here instead...

Someone paid a breeder in Vancouver $2000 for a "teacup pig", shipped to Montreal. They use growth imhibitors and a restricted diet to keep them small, but once off them Ginny began to grow in size. The owner surrendered her to the SPCA, and she came to us

We are only able to monitor the Sanctuary's main gmail: PennyLaneSanctuary@gmail.com. If you haven't gotten a reply on...
07/27/2026

We are only able to monitor the Sanctuary's main gmail: [email protected]. If you haven't gotten a reply on messenger or by email, please resend your message by email. With apologies, and many thanks for your patience

Temperatures on Canada Day will hit 45 degrees with humidex, please take care while celebrating! We will make sure every...
06/30/2026

Temperatures on Canada Day will hit 45 degrees with humidex, please take care while celebrating! We will make sure everyone here has multiple sources of water and options to escape the heat, it is hardest on our more elderly animals, but we will
work to keep them safe

Meet Richard the rooster, whom we just took in from the OttawaHumane Society. He had been subjected to cruel treatment b...
06/27/2026

Meet Richard the rooster, whom we just took in from the OttawaHumane Society. He had been subjected to cruel treatment by high school students who had bought him
from a farmer for a prank, letting others chase him around for fun until he was exhausted, tongue out, panting, near collapse.

The 50/50 draw is extended to the July Open House (Sunday July 26). The draw will take place at the Open House.To buy t...
06/27/2026

The 50/50 draw is extended to the July Open House (Sunday July 26). The draw will take place at the Open House.

To buy tickets decide which package you prefer (and how many) from the three options: $5/$10/$20.

Purchase by going to www.PennyLaneSanctuary.ca/donate and use the donation form (custom amount). You can also pay by sending an e-transfer to [email protected]

Important: You must send a confirmation email to [email protected] with ticket package chosen (and number if more than one), total payment amount, and your name and contact information.

Best of luck, and many thanks. Your support will make a difference for Atticus, our young Jersey steer.

Looking hopeful that we can rehome this guy. I have the owners phone numbers who are agreeable to rehoming him rather th...
06/22/2026

Looking hopeful that we can rehome this guy. I have the owners phone numbers who are agreeable to rehoming him rather thanb euthanizing , write me at info@pennylanefarmsanctury if you can help, there have been offers, so I don't know what his status is currently. Can someone update us?

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Saint-Pascal-Baylon, ON

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