Presented by: Darrowby Farm Sanctuary

Darrowby's 5th Annual Open House!

About This Event

We're excited to invite you to join us for our 5th Annual Open House!

A Family-Friendly Event
Saturday, September 26
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Free Registration

Come meet and visit over 70 farm animal santuary residents and enjoy special activities including:

  • Face painting
  • A coloring page station
  • Pumpkin painting and carving
  • Feed A Pig A Pumpkin....

Our regionally famous vegan cupcakes will be available, as well as t-shirts, coloring books, one-of-a-kind Darrowby note cards, and more for purchase to help support our sanctuary residents.

About This Event

We're excited to invite you to join us for our 5th Annual Open House!

A Family-Friendly Event
Saturday, September 26
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Free Registration

Come meet and visit over 70 farm animal santuary residents and enjoy special activities including:

  • Face painting
  • A coloring page station
  • Pumpkin painting and carving
  • Feed A Pig A Pumpkin....

Our regionally famous vegan cupcakes will be available, as well as t-shirts, coloring books, one-of-a-kind Darrowby note cards, and more for purchase to help support our sanctuary residents.

Getting There

Darrowby Farm Sanctuary
216 N Mountain Rd
Jefferson, Maine 04348
United States

CAREGIVER SPONSOR:
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ABOUT US

OUR MISSION

Darrowby Farm Sanctuary rescues and provides a safe and lifelong home for neglected, abused, or abandoned farm animals, and educates people about living a mutually beneficial life with those animals that does not use them for food or forced labor. By providing a sanctuary for animals, educational opportunities for all ages, and support for those looking to make ethical choices, we strive to reduce suffering and create a more compassionate world.

OUR VISION

We envision a world in which all living beings are treated with respect and care, and in which humans interact with animals in ways that work to alleviate suffering. We see farmed animals as deserving of long lives alongside humans in symbiotic relationships that honor the connection between people, animals, and the land.