The Vision...
WolfStone Ranch is a spiritually-based, activist community dedicated to making the rural Midwest a more compassionate place for all the animals who live here (remembering that people, too, are animals).
Spiritually-Based
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Activist
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Building, Maintaining and Modelling “Community”
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Circle of Heroes
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Spiritual Retreat for Pets (and Their People)
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Canine and Feline Rescue, Rehabilitation and Adoption Within Our Own Growing Community
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Our Mission
- Building a Spiritually-Based, Activist Community around the Ethos of Compassionate Treatment of All Animals
- Creating an Environment that Supports Healing for All Living Beings
- Canine & Feline Rescue, Rehabilitation and Adoption Within Our Own Growing Community
Contact us:
WolfStone Ranch
Farmington MO 63640
Email • 573-218-8414
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Please Note
WolfStone Ranch is a small, exclusive facility. We are not a typical shelter open to the general public. We do not accept owner surrenders because we are simply not set up to be that kind of rescue operation. Instead, we are able to take in only a small number of “unadoptable” shelter animals in need of intensive rehabilitation. Once we are able to adopt out one of these animals, we are then able to pull another “unadoptable” animal from one of the local shelters so that they can take in more animals in dire need of rescue. With this in mind, we suggest that you contact the Farmington Pet Adoption Center if you need to relinquish an animal (be it your own pet or a stray you’ve picked up). Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
Links of Interest
Farmington Pet Adoption Center
Humane Society of Missouri
Best Friends Animal Society
KRCU, Public Radio for Southeast Missouri
St. Louis Public Radio News