$60,000+ in
60 Days

– Keep the Gates Open for 400+ Rescued Animals

Kick-Off Date: September 29, 2025

Goal Deadline: November 28, 2025

Important Update
When we launched this campaign, our original goal was $60,000, an amount that would have allowed us to stabilize operations and begin paying down high-interest debt. However, after several unexpected and urgent veterinary expenses in recent weeks, the total funds needed to truly reduce our debt and monthly overhead have increased.

Our updated goal is $78,000, which reflects both the medical costs already incurred and the additional payments required to eliminate as much high-interest financing as possible. Meeting this goal will give Outsiders Farm & Sanctuary the breathing room needed to cover essential expenses each month, ensuring long-term stability for the animals who call this sanctuary home.

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Outsiders Farm & Sanctuary is home to over 400 rescued farmed animals, mostly pigs but also cows, goats, chickens, dogs, cats, rabbits guinea pigs and more.

Many came from cruelty, neglect, or abandonment. Here, they receive lifelong sanctuary, proper medical care, and love.

Right now, times are incredibly tough. We are literally fundraising for every bill we pay from vet visits to food deliveries. Without immediate help, we cannot cover urgent medical bills, keep the food flowing, and tackle the debt draining resources away from our animals.

This fundraiser must be successful to secure our sanctuary's future and continue our mission.

Donate Today. Thank you!

💚 Updated Campaign Breakdown – November 2025

When this campaign began, the first funds raised were immediately used to stabilize urgent, past-due needs:
✅ September Food Bill – paid in full
✅ August & September Medical Bills – paid in full
✅ October Veterinary Care – nearly $10,000 in emergency care, including for our steer Yonah and multiple other residents
Those expenses allowed us to keep the sanctuary running and start a new month on solid ground. The first $29,000 raised went entirely toward food, medical care, and overdue balances, keeping every animal fed, treated, and safe.
Now, we begin Phase 2: reducing the high-interest debt that is draining resources every single month.

Next $22,000 → Pay Off the Farm Truck- COMPLETED 11/13/2025!
Covers the financed sanctuary truck (essential for hauling food, supplies, and trailers)
Eliminates a $900/month payment burden

CURRENT PHASE: Next $17,500 → Pay Down Shelter Debt
Remaining high-interest financing for barns, sheds, and shelters

Micro Goal 1- COMPLETED- $4500 to pay off the Volunteer/Animal Care HQ shed
Micro Goal 2- COMPLETED- $13,000 to pay off Big Pig Barn mortgage. This will allow the current monthly sponsorship funds of the Big Pig Barn to go towards finishing the construction of the interior stalls & installation of electricity/fans/lighting.

Final $9,500 →CURRENT MICRO GOAL- WE HAVE A $4750 MATCH NOW THROUGH WED 11/26 MIDNIGHT!

Pay off Financed Repairs, Projects & Improvements
Covers small financed projects and necessary repairs completed this year

Impact:
Paying off all remaining balances will free up over $3,300 per month in overhead — allowing us to fully cover the food bill and a large portion of recurring care expenses moving forward.

What It Takes to Run Outsiders

Animal Care – $20,227/month: Food, produce, bedding, meds, enrichment, routine vet care, cremation, farrier, and in-house medical supplies.
Facilities & Maintenance – $3,935/month: Utilities, property upkeep, equipment & vehicle repair, biosecurity, barns and shelter repairs.
Admin & Operational – $8,014/month: Insurance, licensing, accounting, program subscriptions, postage, financing, loans, and volunteer support.
Fundraising & Resale – $25/month: Event fees, advertising, and merchandise.

$32,201 per month just to keep Outsiders running.

Why Your Support Matters

Every donation is tax-deductible and immediately helps cover food, shelter, and medical care for Outsiders’ 400+ residents.

Without this support:

Seniors like Bagel the beagle and Wilma the pig lose their stability.
Survivors like the Upson 88 Pig Rescue Herd risk losing their sanctuary.
Families who rely on Outsiders for pet food, vegan groceries, and vet care aid lose their lifeline.