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# Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary

Building a kinder world for all animals

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Freddie](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/freddie/) - Read how Freddie, a starved and neglected horse, recently found a new life at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary.
- [Abigail](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/abigail-2/) - Discover Abigail's journey from rescued battery hen to thriving sanctuary resident. A brave hen who found happiness after a horrific life in intensive farming.
- [Gilbert](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/gilbert/) - Gilbert came to Where Pigs Fly after being labeled as aggressive and badly behaved. His previous owners no longer wanted him, and his future was uncertain. Upon arrival, a very different goat emerged – small, adorable and far from the troublemaker he’d been described as.Gilbert quickly won over the sanctuary team with his playful antics
- [Valentine](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/valentine/) - Valentine was rescued from a dairy farm at just three days old. As a male calf or “bobby calf”, Valentine is considered waste by the dairy industry. The day we picked Valentine up we could see he was weak and scared. He needed his mother. It took a few days of coaxing to feed from
- [Lola](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/lola/) - Meet Lola, one of our rescue alpaca and the social media star at Where Pigs Fly. Lola charms visitors with her wry smile and her zany character.
- [Bubbles](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/bubbles/) - Princess Bubbles Bubbles was found dodging traffic on a busy rural highway, just hours old. A couple travelling home to Sydney spotted the little piglet and, after a daring rescue, captured her safely. Bubbles travelled home in the arms of her rescuer, completely unaware of her good fortune. On closer inspection of the piglet, she had
- [Bob](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/bob/) - Bob and his long-term paddock companion, Annie the Clydesdale, urgently needed a safe home. Sadly, their owner could no longer care for them and was desperate to find them sanctuary – a safe place where they could live out their lives without worry. We said yes and soon after Annie and Bob were on their
- [Seamus](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/seamus/) - Blind Seamus was born on a sheep farm. He was just a tiny baby lamb when his eyes were pecked out by crows, leaving him completely blind. Luckily, Seamus was rescued.
- [Fergus](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/fergus/) - Read how Fergus, an orphaned baby goat weighing just 1 kg, survived neglect and found a new life at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary.
- [Oink](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/oink/) - Updated | Monday 7 July 2025Very sad news. Our sweet, gentle, beautiful Oink gently passed away yesterday after eleven wonderful years at Where Pigs Fly. Oink arrived as an 18-month-old calf in November 2014. Born blind, she was raised as part of a local school’s “paddock to plate” programme. Her blindness ultimately saved her life,
- [Larry](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/larry/) - Larry was found on Crown Land in Ingleside, with no goat friends in sight. A social media post was circulating, trying to get rid of him. He was the lucky recipient of a stranger’s kindness when they saw the post and contacted the sanctuary. The sanctuary team came to Larry’s rescue, bringing a goat friend
- [Dustin](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/dustin/) - Dustin, through no fault of his own, found himself in desperate need of sanctuary. His owners had bought him as a mini-pig and, as he quickly grew into a 150kg adult pig, they soon realised they could no longer keep him (there is no such thing as a mini-pig). As a former house-pig, Dustin’s first
- [Starsky](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/starsky/) - Starsky appeared unexpectedly at a local stable in June 2020, arriving as a small piglet who kept following the property owner around. After checking with neighbors and finding no one missing a pig, the owner contacted Where Pigs Fly, concerned about Starsky’s future. While many people offered to take the friendly piglet, the sanctuary was
- [Wilbur](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/wilbur/) - Wilbur came to Where Pigs Fly after being part of a school Paddock to Plate program. He and his siblings were being raised at the school before planned slaughter. Wilbur was luckily rescued along with his siblings. The sanctuary offered him a different future and now Wilbur spends his days enjoying the sunshine and wallowing in
- [Percy](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/percy/) - Percy arrived at Where Pigs Fly at just one week old, weighing barely over a kilo. He and his sibling were found on a busy road after being hit by a car. While Percy survived, his sibling didn’t make it through the trauma. His own survival was uncertain at first – he was frightened, weak,
- [Lenny](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/lenny/) - Lenny was found on his own as a tiny baby, just hours old, at the back of an industrial site, his mother was nowhere to be seen. Lenny was brought to the sanctuary after some kind-hearted people found him and brought him to safety. He was hand-raised alongside his best friend, Pablo, another orphaned goat
- [Oscar](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/oscar/) - Oscar was found just hours old in a paddock, scared and hungry. His umbilical cord was still intact, his mother was nowhere in sight. Luckily, he was rescued by a good samaritan and brought to the sanctuary. Frightened, weak and with a compromised immune system – it was tenuous whether he would survive. But survive
- [Pablo](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/pablo/) - Pablo is a goat who was orphaned at birth, raised alongside best friend Lenny. WPF
- [Alan](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/alan/) - Alan came to Where Pigs Fly after rescuers found him tethered alone in a paddock. He had been chained up for so many years that the chain had actually embedded into his neck. After negotiating with his negligent owners for surrender, rescuers sought a permanent home where he could live freely. At the sanctuary, Alan
- [Henry](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/henry/) - Henry arrived at Where Pigs Fly as a newborn lamb, orphaned just hours after birth on a sheep farm in regional NSW. The sanctuary team took him in and hand-raised him, providing the care and attention he needed to survive and thrive. As he’s grown, Henry has developed a loveable and quirky personality who is
- [Molly](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/molly-2/) - Molly, named after ‘The Unsinkable Molly Brown’ from the Titanic, came to Where Pigs Fly after being rescued from pig-hunting dog trainers. When found, she had lost both ears and had severe injuries across her body from being used as bait. Her survival showed remarkable resilience. At the sanctuary, Molly has left the trauma of
- [Hen Crew](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/abigail/) - The hen crew is made up of a beautiful array of both common and rare heritage breeds, popular in backyard chicken-keeping, as well as a few ladies who came from commercial backgrounds. Many of these ladies were surrendered and/or abandoned as they were considered “spent” when their egg-laying slowed, and were slated for slaughter. Now
- [Shirley](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/shirley-2/) - Shirley arrived in a neglected state after she was surrendered by her owner, just days before she was due to a sales yard. She sadly left behind her young family. As the months passed, Shirley didn’t form new friendships with any of the other animal residents and spent much of her time alone at the
- [Sparks](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/sparks/) - Sparks, a 27-year-old stallion, endured years of neglect and loneliness before his rescue. His owner had left him to suffer in a tiny yard with no care or attention and very little in the way of feed. He was starving, lonely and depressed. But, even with all the pain and suffering Sparks had endured, we
- [Rupert](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/rupert/) - Meet Rupert, a dairy calf that was taken from his mother when he was just days old and sold on Gumtree for $20. Bought by someone with no knowledge of calf care, Rupert was tethered to a washing line in a suburban backyard and left to eat grass for weeks. With no replacement milk and
- [Vandal](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/vandal/) - Vandal arrived at the sanctuary very fearful, his neck was wrapped in heavy, rusty chains. A stray in need of a forever home. Rangers had been trying to capture him for months. His future looked dire. Despite being very large in size, as he settled, Vandal has displayed nothing but a curious and gentle nature
- [Wilma](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/wilma/) - Wilma was just a few weeks old and weighed less than a kilo when she was found wandering alone around a stranger’s yard. She arrived at Where Pigs Fly tiny, frightened, and desperately missing her mother. We quickly set about making sure this tiny baby felt safe and comfortable.Now settled into sanctuary life, Wilma spends
- [Rooster Crew](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/albus/) - What farm is complete without a rooster crowing? Did you know that roosters are typically the first ones up on the farm and the last ones to bed? They will even check to make sure all of their friends are safely tucked in for the night before bedding down themselves. Our Rooster Crew can typically
- [Herman](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/herman/) - Herman came to Where Pigs Fly with his friend Lola, and the two alpacas have remained close ever since. While Lola is known for her outgoing personality, Herman has a quieter, more reserved nature that’s equally endearing.Together, Herman and Lola spend their days grazing in the paddocks, cooling off in the dams and watching over
- [PollyAnna](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/pollyanna/) - PollyAnna came to Where Pigs Fly after being surrendered multiple times due to her vocal nature. With no other housing options available, the sanctuary was her last chance. Here, her enthusiastic vocalisations are welcomed as part of the daily symphony of animal sounds – she has plenty of competition for the title of loudest resident.
- [Jeremy](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/jeremy/) - Jeremy was found as a frightened piglet wandering through inner-city suburbs. After a good samaritan brought him to Where Pigs Fly, he quickly adapted to sanctuary life. He soon discovered the joy of natural pig behaviors, particularly digging wallows and exploring the paddocks with other rescued animals. Jeremy has developed into a larger than life
- [Daffodil](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/daffodil/) - Daffodil was rescued from severe neglect. When she first came to the sanctuary, she was in such poor condition – malnourished and suffering from a lice infestation. The sanctuary team provided veterinary treatment and proper nutrition to restore her health. Over time, with gentle care and patience, Daffodil began to trust people again. Now healthy
- [Turkey Team](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/veronica/) - Most of our turkey team have been rescued from factory farms. Like most farmed turkeys, they had already endured painful industry practices – having their beaks and toes cut off without any pain relief. At the factory farm, they lived in crowded conditions in a long windowless sheds without access to fresh air or natural
- [Reginald](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/reginald/) - Reginald the Turkey was found wandering the streets alone and taken to an RSPCA shelter.
- [Señorita](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/senorita/) - Señorita, one of our rescued Donkey, arrived at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary in July 2019, rescued alongside Lily and Phil.
- [Rufus](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/rufus/) - Meet Rufus, one of our rescued sheep, Little Rufus was rescued from the roadside, found orphaned, alone and unable to walk.
- [Lily](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/lily/) - Lily arrived at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary in July 2019 with her donkey friends, suffering from neglect and malnourishment.
- [Honey](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/honey/) - Honey, one of our rescued goat, came to Where Pigs Fly when her previous owner could no longer care for her.
- [Dawn](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/dawn/) - Read this beautiful rescue story about, Dawn was rescued from drowning in a flooded river when she was just a baby calf.
- [Annie](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue-stories/annie-2/) - Annie, a rescue Clydesdale horse, existed in a tiny round yard for her first fifteen years of life. No space to roam. Annie was rescued by Where Pigs Fly.

## Pages

- [Home](https://wherepigsfly.org/) - Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary is a farm animal sanctuary in Australia, rescuing and caring for over 200 animals. Visit, sponsor an animal, or donate today.
- [Visit the Sanctuary](https://wherepigsfly.org/visit-the-sanctuary/) - Book sanctuary tours near Sydney at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Meet rescued pigs, cows, goats, donkeys and more in Laguna, NSW.
- [Gift in your Will](https://wherepigsfly.org/gift-in-your-will/) - GIVE IN YOUR WILL Include a Gift in your Will for the animals For the animals, forever. When you include a gift in your will to Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary, you help us continue our critical work to rescue, protect, and advocate for the most vulnerable while inspiring a kinder world for all animals.A
- [Learn](https://wherepigsfly.org/learn/) - Learn about the need for animal sanctuaries and the reasons why we focus on rescuing farm animals.
- [Privacy Policy](https://wherepigsfly.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Our Privacy Policy Your privacy is important to Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary (Where Pigs Fly). This policy outlines how we collect, use and disclose your personal information through our website, social media platforms, and contact channels.Collection of Personal InformationGenerally, you can browse our website without providing personal information. However, we collect personal
- [Support Us](https://wherepigsfly.org/get-involved/) - Support Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary by donating, sponsoring an animal, volunteering, visiting the sanctuary, shopping or giving monthly.
- [Donate](https://wherepigsfly.org/donate/) - Help feed, shelter and care for over 200 rescued animals. Donate to Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary and support lifelong safety for animals in need.
- [Donkeys: Lifespan, Behaviour & Care](https://wherepigsfly.org/donkey/) - How long do donkeys live? Learn about donkey lifespan, behaviour, care needs and why rescued donkeys need safety, companionship and lifelong care.
- [Who We Are](https://wherepigsfly.org/who-we-are/) - Learn about Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary, a leading farmed animal sanctuary in Australia rescuing and caring for over 200 animals.
- [Meet The Animals](https://wherepigsfly.org/meet-the-animals/) - Meet the rescued pigs, cows, goats, donkeys, sheep, chickens and other animals who call Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary home.
- [Volunteer](https://wherepigsfly.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary in NSW. Help with animal care, paddock cleaning, working bees, events, fundraising or community support.
- [Shop](https://wherepigsfly.org/shop/) - Shop gifts and apparel from Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Every purchase helps support lifelong care for over 200 rescued farm animals in NSW.
- [Contact Us](https://wherepigsfly.org/contact/) - Contact Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary with questions about visits, donations, volunteering, sponsorships, animal rescue or general enquiries.
- [What We Do](https://wherepigsfly.org/what-we-do/) - Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary provides farm animal rescue, lifelong care and education to protect farmed animals and inspire compassionate living.
- [Blog](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/) - Read the latest rescue stories, sanctuary updates and animal care news from Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary.
- [Adopt an animal](https://wherepigsfly.org/adopt-an-animal/) - Sponsor an animal at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary and help provide feed, shelter, medical care and lifelong safety for rescued farm animals.
- [One Dollar a Day](https://wherepigsfly.org/one-dollar-a-day/) - Donate monthly to animal rescue with One Dollar a Day. Help provide feed, vet care, shelter and safety for over 200 rescued farm animals.
- [Donate Monthly](https://wherepigsfly.org/donate-monthly/) - Over 200 rescued farm animals, once abused and neglected, rely on your donation for the feed, shelter & medical care they need. Help save lives – donate now.
- [Join the Barn](https://wherepigsfly.org/join-the-barn/) - Join our community of supporters giving feed, care and support to animals in urgent need every month.
- [Terms and Conditions](https://wherepigsfly.org/terms-and-conditions/) - Terms and Conditions Terms and Conditions General Information for Visitors Cancellation Policy Please ensure you have booked the correct tour date and time. Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary cannot refund or transfer tickets if you book incorrectly or can no longer attend. Once tickets are booked they are non-refundable and non-transferable. Full refunds are only
- [Our Sanctuary](https://wherepigsfly.org/our-sanctuary-2/) - Nestled in the beautiful Wollombi Valley in the lower Hunter Valley, our 100-acre animal sanctuary is home to more than 200 rescued animals.
- [Fundraise](https://wherepigsfly.org/fundraise/) - Start your own fundraiser in minutes and rally your friends, family and more to join your cause. You could make a difference for a farm animal today.
- [Educate](https://wherepigsfly.org/educate/) - We provide lifesaving rescue and care of farmed animals who have endured cruelty, abuse or neglect. Approximately 300 animals reside at our sanctuary.
- [Cows](https://wherepigsfly.org/cows/) - Spending time with the rescue cows at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary, visitors are struck by the calm temperament, placid nature and size of these gentle giants.
- [Chickens](https://wherepigsfly.org/chickens/) - Chickens are fascinating, social creatures who form complex relationships and exhibit a wide range of behaviours. Learn more about our chickens here.
- [Alpaca](https://wherepigsfly.org/alpaca/) - Alpacas have captured people’s hearts for centuries. They are characterised by their long neck and legs, pointed ears and often a thick woolly coat.
- [Corporate Volunteering](https://wherepigsfly.org/corporate-volunteering/) - Corporate Volunteering Do Good. Feel Good. Unique team building activities At Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary, we offer unique and impactful team-building activities that combine hands-on activities, animal care and sustainability in a peaceful, nature-filled setting. Whether you’re looking to improve communication, strengthen teamwork, or simply do good, our sanctuary provides a unique and uplifting setting
- [Goats](https://wherepigsfly.org/goats/) - Goats Mischievous, friendly prankstersAt the sanctuary, our rescue goats are notoriously friendly and curious. Like pet dogs they wag their tails, respond to their names and form strong bonds with peers and people.As much as any farmed animal, goats display the ability to understand and respond to human communication using eye contact, gestures, and body
- [Pigs](https://wherepigsfly.org/pigs/) - Pigs Intelligent, social and full of characterPigs are highly intelligent, social animals with complex behaviours and emotions. They form strong bonds with one another, work cooperatively and are known for their playful and curious nature. In their natural environment pigs spend their days foraging, exploring and interacting with their surroundings.Sadly, the majority of pigs in
- [Turkeys](https://wherepigsfly.org/turkeys/) - Turkeys Caring, inquisitive and spiritedTurkeys are social, intelligent animals with unique personalities, and they form strong social bonds with one another. They have a natural curiosity that drives them to explore their surroundings, and they love to fly, roost, and perch. Turkeys also have a remarkable vocal range, using over 20 distinct vocalisations to communicate
- [Sheep](https://wherepigsfly.org/sheep/) - Sheep Social, gentle, curiousGentle, curious and social, sheep thrive in herd environments and do not like to be separated from friends and companions. They are known for having excellent memories when it comes to remembering faces and can distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar humans who interact with them.Help with a DonationSPONSOR AN ANIMAL Featured rescue
- [Rescue](https://wherepigsfly.org/rescue/) - Rescue We work to protect farmed animals, end their exploitation and foster compassionate cruelty-free living. An Unstoppable Mission We work to protect farmed animals, end their exploitation and foster compassionate cruelty-free living.In Australia alone, 500 million farmed animals* annually endure anguished lives of unimaginable confinement and cruelty before being killed for food at just a
- [Horses](https://wherepigsfly.org/horses/) - Horses Horses have been important to human history, serving as companions, workers, and transportation providers. Some horses today are used for leisure and sport, while others are farmed for meat, hides and hair. Sanctuaries like Where Pigs Fly offer rescued horses a loving and nurturing environment where they can live out their natural lives, free
- [Donate in Honour](https://wherepigsfly.org/donate-in-honour/) - Donate in Honour Celebrate your loved ones with a gift that transforms lives.Customise your eCard with your personal message and we will send direct to their inbox. Secure DonationWhere Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary (ABN 52 434 460 298) is a registered non-profit charity. All donations over A$2.00 are tax-deductible. We receive no government funding. Frequently

## Donation Forms

- [SPONSOR VALENTINE](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-lola-2/) - []
- [SPONSOR LOLA](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-lola/) - []
- [SPONSOR BUBBLES](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-bubbles/) - []
- [SPONSOR GILBERT](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-gilbert/) - []
- [SPONSOR SEAMUS](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-seamus/) - []
- [SPONSOR ABIGAIL](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-abigail/) - []
- [SPONSOR BOB](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-bob/) - []
- [Founding Donors](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/founding-donors/) - []
- [A Dollar a Day](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-dollar-a-day/) - []
- [Kindness Race](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/kindness-race/) - Instead of betting your money into a cruel and outdated industry where horses suffer terribly and so many slaughtered when no longer profitable, you can donate your bet to the sanctuary. All proceeds go directly to the rescue animals. Tax-deductible.
- [DONATE | TRIBUTE](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-2/) - []
- [DONATE | MONTHLY](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-3/) - []
- [DONATE](https://wherepigsfly.org/donations/givewp-donation-form-10/) - []

## Products

- [Sanctuary Tour | Sunday 11 October](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/sanctuary-tour-sunday-11-october/) - Book a sanctuary tour at Where Pigs Fly in the lower Hunter Valley. Meet rescued pigs, cows, goats and more — just 1 hour from Sydney. A magical experience.
- [Sanctuary Tour | Sunday 13 September](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/sanctuary-tour-sunday-13-sept/) - Book a sanctuary tour at Where Pigs Fly in the lower Hunter Valley. Meet rescued pigs, cows, goats and more — just 1 hour from Sydney. A magical experience.
- [Tea Towel - Dawn](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/tea-towel-dawn/) - Tea towels made from 100% organic cotton, designed in Australia. Featuring a stunning illustration of our resident dairy cow, Dawn who was rescued from floodwater.Colour: White100% organic cottonStandard size: 69.5 x 45cmMachine washableDesigned in AustraliaProceeds go to the care of the sanctuary’s rescue animals.
- [Tea Towel - The Donkeys](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/tea-towel-donkeys/) - Tea towels made from 100% organic cotton, designed in Australia. Featuring a gorgeous illustration of our rescue donkey gang; Bob, Lily and Senorita.Colour: White100% organic cottonStandard size: 69.5 x 45cmMachine washableDesigned in AustraliaProceeds go to the care of the sanctuary’s rescue animals.
- [Tea Towel - Bubbles](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/tea-towel-bubbles/) - Tea towels made from 100% organic cotton, designed in Australia. Featuring a stunning illustration of Bubbles one of our infamous pig ambassadors.Colour: White100% organic cottonStandard size: 69.5 x 45cmMachine washableDesigned in AustraliaProceeds go to the care of the sanctuary’s rescue animals.
- [Logo Bucket Hat – Black](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-bucket-hat-black/) - We know you'll love our new Bucket Hats! Light-mid weight, 100% cotton hat that's perfect for all seasons. The reinforced brim with stitching detail is designed to keep its shape, while the side eyelets provide ventilation on those hotter days. One size fits all. A choice of two colours to choose from: black or army
- [Valentine Stonewash Unisex Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/valentine-stonewash-unisex-tee/) - Meet Valentine. Rescued as a newborn dairy calf, he is now one of the wonderful animal ambassadors at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary - and the face of our best-selling tee. His intricate portrait sits front and centre on a stone-washed black tee with that perfectly worn-in feel. The Where Pigs Fly name runs across
- [Long Sleeve Black Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/long-sleeve-black/) - Celebrate your love for animals with our long-sleeve tee, featuring illustrations of four rescue residents – Moby, Daffodil, Bubbles, and Valentine – on the right sleeve, and the "Where Pigs Fly" name on the back. Classic Colour Options Choose from two timeless colours – black and army green. Quality and Comfort Made from lightweight 100%
- [Valentine Hoodie – Black](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/valentine-hoodie-black/) - Just launched for winter! In classic Black and our new colour, Sand. Celebrate your love for animals with this brilliant hoodie designed in Australia. Front illustration features our beloved Valentine, a rescue dairy calf, and one of the sanctuary's much adored animal ambassadors. The Where Pigs Fly's name is printed on back. Regular fit. Unisex
- [Valentine Hoodie – Sand](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/valentine-hoodie-sand-2/) - Just launched for winter! In classic Black and our new colour, Sand. Celebrate your love for animals with this brilliant hoodie designed in Australia. Front illustration features our beloved Valentine, a rescue dairy calf, and one of the sanctuary's much adored animal ambassadors. The Where Pigs Fly's name is printed on back. Regular fit. Unisex
- [Notebook - Bubbles](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/notepadbubbles/) - Beautiful, sustainable A5 notebooks printed in Australia and made with FSC-certified and Australian papers. White cover with a gorgeous illustration of Bubbles, one of our infamous pig ambassadors.100 lined pages of 100% recycled, FSC-certified, post-consumer waste paper. The inside pages are 100gsm.Notepad size: A5White cover with charcoal spiral100 pages of lined paperProceeds go to the
- [Bubbles Ladies Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/bubbles-ladies-tee/) - This 100% cotton t-shirt features our gorgeous Bubbles, Where Pigs Fly’s infamous piggy ambassador who has thousands of devotees worldwide. Such a unique and fun design of Bubbles’ sweet face on the front and her cute rear end on the back of the tee. White coloured tee with Bubble’s images printed front and back. Great,
- [Logo Ladies Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-ladies-tee/) - Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary logo t-shirt. Our fabulous logo on front. Where Pigs Fly name on the back. Regular fit Crew neck 100% organic combed cotton Quality cotton grown without the use of herbicides or pesticides - GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified Neck ribbing, neck seam twin needle stitch, shoulder to shoulder tape, double needle
- [Logo Unisex Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-unisex-tee/) - Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary logo t-shirt. Our fabulous logo on front. Where Pigs Fly name on the back. Regular fit Crew neck 100% organic combed cotton Quality cotton grown without the use of herbicides or pesticides - GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified Neck ribbing, neck seam twin needle stitch, shoulder to shoulder tape, double needle
- [Logo Cap – Black](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-cap-black-2/) - Made from 100% pure cotton, this cap features our iconic logo front and centre — a nod to your animal affinity. Available in bone, green and black, It is a one-size fits all with an adjustable back-strap to get that perfect fit for you. The mid-weight cotton fabric and ventilated eyelets ensure cool comfort even
- [Donation Gift | Birthday | Starsky](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/donation-gift-starsky/) - Select your donation amount and enter the lucky recipient's details. You can choose to send their e-card immediately after you checkout, or schedule it to be sent later. All donations over A$2.00 are tax-deductible.
- [Donation Gift | With Love | LaToya](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/donation-gift-missatoya/) - Select your donation amount and enter the lucky recipient's details. You can choose to send their e-card immediately after you checkout, or schedule it to be sent later. All donations over A$2.00 are tax-deductible.
- [Senorita Ladies Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/senorita-ladies-tee/)
- [Herman Kids Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/herman-kids-tee/)
- [Logo Kids Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-kids-tee/) - Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary logo t-shirt in a range of kids sizes. Our fabulous logo on front. Where Pigs Fly name on the back. Regular fit Crew neck 100% organic combed cotton Quality cotton grown without the use of herbicides or pesticides – GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certified Neck ribbing, neck seam twin needle stitch,
- [Bubbles Kids Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/bubbles-kids-tee/) - This 100% cotton t-shirt features our gorgeous Bubbles, Where Pigs Fly’s infamous piggy ambassador who has thousands of devotees worldwide. Such a unique and fun design of Bubbles’ sweet face on the front and her cute rear end on the back of the tee. Comes in size 4yrs, 8yrs and 12yrs. Pink coloured tee with
- [Valentine Blue Kids Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/valentine-blue-kids-tee/) - This 100% cotton t-shirt features Valentine the rescue dairy calf. Such a unique and fun design of handsome Valentine. Comes in size 4yrs, 8yrs and 12yrs. Blue coloured tee Valentine's gorgeous face on the front. Where Pigs Fly's name on the back. Essential for every little animal lover on the go, the tee has a
- [Senorita Kids Tee – White](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/senorita-kids-tee-white/) - This 100% cotton t-shirt features Senorita the rescue donkey. Such a unique and fun design of Senorita. Comes in size 4yrs, 8yrs and 12yrs. White coloured tee with Senorita's gorgeous face displayed on the front. Where Pigs Fly's name on the back. Essential for every little animal lover on the go, the tee has a
- [Senorita Kids Tee - Black](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/senorita-kids-tee-black/) - This 100% cotton t-shirt features Senorita the rescue donkey. Such a unique and fun design of Senorita. Comes in size 4yrs, 8yrs and 12yrs. Black tee with Senorita's gorgeous face displayed on the front. Where Pigs Fly's name on the back. Essential for every little animal lover on the go, the tee has a crew
- [Valentine Red Kids Tee](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/valentine-red-kids-tee/) - Tee features Valentine our rescued dairy calf. Such a unique design. Valentine's handsome face displayed on the front and the Where Pigs Fly name on the back. This 100% cotton shirt has a comfortable unisex fit. Essential for every animal lover on the go, the tee has a crew neck and is made with superior
- [Notebook | Dawn](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/notebook-dawn/) - Beautiful, sustainable A5 notebooks printed in Australia and made with FSC-certified and Australian papers. White cover with a gorgeous illustration of Dawn who was rescued from drowning when she was a baby. 100 lined pages of 100% recycled, FSC-certified, post-consumer waste paper. The inside pages are 100gsm. Notepad size: A5 White cover with charcoal spiral
- [Notebook | The Donkeys](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/notebook-the-donkeys/) - Beautiful, sustainable A5 notebooks printed in Australia and made with FSC-certified and Australian papers. White cover with a gorgeous illustration of our rescue donkey team - Bob, Lily and Senorita! 100 lined pages of 100% recycled, FSC-certified, post-consumer waste paper. The inside pages are 100gsm. Notepad size: A5 White cover with charcoal spiral 100 pages of lined paper Proceeds go to the care of the sanctuary’s rescue animals.
- [Logo Bucket Hat – Khaki](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-bucket-hat-khaki/) - We know you'll love our new Bucket Hats! Light-mid weight, 100% cotton hat that's perfect for all seasons. The reinforced brim with stitching detail is designed to keep its shape, while the side eyelets provide ventilation on those hotter days. One size fits all. A choice of two colours to choose from: black or khaki.
- [Donation Gift | With Love | Dawn](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/donation-gift-dawn/) - Select your donation amount and enter the lucky recipient's details. You can choose to send their e-card immediately after you checkout, or schedule it to be sent later. All donations over A$2.00 are tax-deductible.
- [Logo Cap – Bone](https://wherepigsfly.org/product/logo-cap-bone-2/) - Made from 100% pure cotton, this cap features our iconic logo front and centre — a nod to your animal affinity. Available in bone, green and black, It is a one-size fits all with an adjustable back-strap to get that perfect fit for you. The mid-weight cotton fabric and ventilated eyelets ensure cool comfort even

## Sponsored Animals

- [Bob the Donkey](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal/bob/) - Sponsor Bob the donkey at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Your sponsorship helps provide Bob with lifelong care, food and veterinary support.
- [Valentine](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal/valentine-old/) - Sponsor Valentine, a rescued dairy cow at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Your sponsorship helps provide lifelong care, feed and veterinary support.
- [Bubbles](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal/bubbles/) - Sponsor Bubbles, a rescue pig at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Your sponsorship helps provide lifelong care, feed and veterinary support.
- [Lola](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal/lola/) - Sponsor Lola, a rescued alpaca at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Your sponsorship helps provide lifelong care, feed and veterinary support.
- [Seamus](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal/seamus/) - Sponsor Seamus, a blind rescued sheep at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Your sponsorship helps provide lifelong care, feed and veterinary support.
- [Abigail](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal/abigail/) - Sponsor Abigail the hen at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Rescued from an intensive farming shed, your sponsorship provides lifelong care, food and veterinary support.

## Blog Posts

- [A family of neglected goats arrive](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/tiny-rescue-goat-finds-safety-2/) - Dr Harry and the crew from Better Homes and Gardens spent a day filming at our farm animal rescue sanctuary late last year. Watch the video here.
- [Tiny rescue goat finds safety](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/tiny-rescue-goat-finds-safety/) - Dr Harry and the crew from Better Homes and Gardens spent a day filming at our farm animal rescue sanctuary late last year. Watch the video here.
- [Better Homes and Gardens with Dr Harry](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/better-homes-and-gardens/) - Dr Harry and the crew from Better Homes and Gardens spent a day filming at our farm animal rescue sanctuary late last year. Watch the video here.
- [Introducing Freddie](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/introducing-freddie/) - Meet Freddie, a starved, neglected horse who fought for his life and won. Freddie was in such a terrible condition, one of the worst we have seen.
- [A tiny hero arrives at Where Pigs Fly](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/a-tiny-hero-arrives-at-where-pigs-fly/) - Meet Vera, a tiny rescue lamb who just arrived at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. See how she’s thriving with care, and learn how you can help animals like her.
- [Farewell to Oink – our inspiring blind cow who stole every heart at Where Pigs Fly](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/oink/) - Very sad news. Oink, our sweet, gentle blind cow passed away today after eleven wonderful years at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary. Oink arrived as an 18-month-old calf in November 2014. Born blind, she was raised as part of a local school’s “paddock to plate” programme. Her blindness ultimately saved her life, as the students
- [Paul Senior - The coolest rescue pig we will never forget](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/paul-senior-the-coolest-rescue-pig-we-will-never-forget/) - A loving tribute to Paul Senior, our beloved 17-year-old rescue pig who brought joy to everyone at Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary.
- [Rescue Stories | Smokey, Bandit and Honey find sanctuary](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/smokey-bandit-and-honey/) - We recently welcomed two wonderful goats, Smokey and Bandit, who urgently needed a new home when their owner’s circumstances changed. They were facing an uncertain future, and we knew we had to step in to give them the safety and care they deserved. From day one, these two boys settled right in—curious, playful, and eager
- [Ivy and Grace | A heartfelt farewell to our beloved rescue horses](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/ivy-and-grace/) - We had to say goodbye to beloved Ivy this week.A few weeks ago, I wrote about waking up to find we’d lost one of our senior mares, Grace, who had passed peacefully in her sleep overnight. No sign of illness or injury, just old age.We were concerned about Ivy her long-term paddock buddy as she
- [Rescue story | Five woolly sheep | From suffering to sanctuary](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/sheep-rescue/) - We recently rescued five sheep who had suffered years of severe neglect, going so long without shearing that it posed a serious health risk, particularly in the heat of summer. Like the majority of sheep, they had been selectively bred to produce far more wool than nature intended, making them dependent on humans for regular
- [The Quiet Power of Sanctuary | Where lives are transformed](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/the-quiet-power-of-sanctuary/) - Step into the power of Where Pigs Fly Sanctuary, where rescued animals find only kindness. Discover transformative stories of animal rescue and survival.
- [Celebrating 10 Years!](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/celebrating-10-years/) - 2024 marks a monumental milestone for us as we celebrate our ten years of sanctuary, rescue and care. Founded on a lifelong ambition to create a kinder world for all animals, our sanctuary has grown to become one of the leading farm sanctuaries in Australia.A decade since we realised our ambition of building a safe
- [Where Pigs Fly's Journey featured in Woman's Day magazine](https://wherepigsfly.org/blog/where-pigs-fly-in-the-spotlight-our-story-in-womans-day/) - Discover the inspiring story of Where Pigs Fly Sanctuary, a Sydney farm animal rescue sanctuary transforming animals' lives Featured in Woman's Day magazine.

## Categories

- [Rescue Stories](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/)
- [Cows](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/cows/) - The majority of our cows have been rescued from the dairy and beef industry.
- [Pigs](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/pigs/)
- [Sheep](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/sheep/)
- [Goats](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/goats/)
- [Alpaca](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/alpaca/)
- [Horses](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/horses/)
- [Donkeys](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/donkey/)
- [All](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/all/)
- [In Memory](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/in-memory/)
- [Feathered Friends](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/rescue-stories/feathered-friends/)
- [Sponsor](https://wherepigsfly.org/category/all/sponsor/)

## Product categories

- [Shop All](https://wherepigsfly.org/product-category/all/) - Browse our Kindness store and support rescued farm animals. Every purchase helps provide feed, shelter and medical care for animals in urgent need
- [Events](https://wherepigsfly.org/product-category/events/) - Browse our animal-themed products in Events and support rescued farm animals. Every purchase helps provide food, shelter and medical care for animals in urgent need
- [Adult Apparel](https://wherepigsfly.org/product-category/adult-apparel/) - Browse our animal-themed products in Adult Apparel and support rescued farm animals. Every purchase helps provide food, shelter and medical care for animals in urgent need
- [Kids Apparel](https://wherepigsfly.org/product-category/kids/) - Browse our animal-themed products in Kids Apparel and support rescued farm animals. Every purchase helps provide food, shelter and medical care for animals in urgent need
- [Donation Cards](https://wherepigsfly.org/product-category/donation-cards/) - Browse our animal-themed products in Donation Cards and support rescued farm animals. Every purchase helps provide food, shelter and medical care for animals in urgent need
- [Home and Gifts](https://wherepigsfly.org/product-category/accessories/) - Browse our animal-themed products in Home and Gifts and support rescued farm animals. Every purchase helps provide food, shelter and medical care for animals in urgent need

## Animal Types

- [Chicken](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal-type/chicken/)
- [Sheep](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal-type/sheep/)
- [Alpaca](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal-type/alpaca/)
- [Pig](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal-type/pig/)
- [Cow](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal-type/cow/)
- [Donkey](https://wherepigsfly.org/animal-type/donkey/)