Hidden Bee Farm
Quick Facts + FAQs
Hidden Bee Farm is a farm animal rescue and sanctuary. Animals placed here are given a safe, stable, permanent home. This page answers the most common questions about sanctuary care, volunteering, and donations.
Are you a 501(c)(3)?
Yes. Donations support lifelong sanctuary care, including feed, veterinary needs, shelter, and daily operations.
Do you take dogs or cats?
No. We are a farm animal sanctuary and do not accept dogs or cats.
Do you adopt animals out?
No. Animals placed here are considered permanent residents. In limited cases, we may work with trusted partners to appropriately place an animal when it is in the animal’s best interest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What animals do you take?
We focus on farm animals and similar non-traditional rescues. Intakes depend on space, safety, and our ability to provide long-term care.
- We do not take: dogs or cats.
- We may consider: goats, pigs, sheep, cows, equines, poultry, and other farm-type animals (space dependent).
Is Hidden Bee Learning part of the 501(c)(3) rescue?
No. Hidden Bee Learning is independent from Hidden Bee Farm Animal Rescue and is not part of the 501(c)(3). Hidden Bee Learning’s goal is educational enrichment and humane learning experiences. Rescue operations and nonprofit funds remain separate.
Can I volunteer?
Yes. Volunteers are a big part of what keeps the sanctuary running. We do have an application and review process to match people to safe, appropriate roles and protect both animals and volunteers.
Do you take wildlife?
Sometimes, only when we are coordinating with licensed partners. Wildlife cases are handled carefully and legally. If you found an injured wild animal, contact us with your location and photos and we’ll point you to the right next step.
Can I surrender a farm animal to you?
Possibly. We will ask questions because accepting an animal means committing to long-term care. Expect us to ask about age, temperament, medical history, diet, handling, and whether the animal is intact.
What does “sanctuary” mean here?
Sanctuary means animals placed here are provided lifelong care in a stable environment. We prioritize safety, consistency, and humane treatment. This is a forever home.
How can I help if I can’t donate much?
You can still make a real difference. Share our posts, volunteer, sponsor feed for a week, or donate supplies. Consistent support keeps sanctuary care stable.
Where does my donation go?
Lifelong care: feed, hay, bedding, vet care, farrier work, fencing repairs, shelter maintenance, and emergency medical needs.
Can we visit or bring a group?
Often yes, but by scheduling only. This is an active sanctuary environment. We protect routines and stress levels, so planned visits work best.
What should I send if I’m asking about intake?
Photos, location, and the basics: species/breed (if known), age, sex, fixed or not, temperament, any known illnesses, current housing setup, and how soon you need placement. The more detail, the faster we can decide.
Want to help today?
There are a few meaningful ways to support the sanctuary: donate, sponsor an animal, or volunteer. Your support helps provide consistent, lifelong care.
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