Happy New Year 2025🎆🥳
Happy New Year from all of us at BPASanctuary! 🐾As we step into 2025, we’re so grateful for your support and love for the animals. Here’s to a year filled with kindness, compassion, and more lives saved. Together, we can continue to make a difference for the animals who need us most. Wishing you and your furry (or feathered!) friends a joyful and peaceful year ahead!
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The cat is outta the bag! Help us welcome new bobcat, Akila, to Black Pine Animal Sanctuary. Akila is 4 years old and is a transfer from The Wildcat Sanctuary in Minnesota.🐾
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Pixie, our Vietnamese Pot Belly Pig, Is ready for her closeup! A pig's snout isn't just cute — it's also one of the most sensitive parts of their body and is often used to dig up the ground and find food.
There are many dangerous misconceptions about owning reptiles, and the animals are the ones who ultimately suffer. Poor nutrition, cramped spaces, and excessive handling are just a few of the issues a reptile can face in the hands of an inexperienced keeper.
In fact, many of the reptiles housed at Black Pine were originally purchased as pets but were no longer wanted in those homes. Reptiles require highly specific care outside of their native environments, and can even carry salmonella!
We encourage everyone to visit https://t.co/9ts8E0K658 to learn more about the dangers of the exotic pet trade, and take the pledge to leave wild animals in the wild!!
We had to share this. This couple traveled from Michigan to ensure the memorial crosses for Mufasa and Chui were ready for the holidays. They travel to Black Pine multiple times per year to make sure past residents are not forgotten by decorating their memorial crosses.
We are so touched when our supporters stop by to share these sentiments and to let us know how important our mission is to them.
Thank you.. for loving our residents as much as we do, and for reminding us how important our work is. We are so thankful for your support.
’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the grounds,
Not a creature was stirring—’cept cats over 400 pounds!
Enrichment was hung with love and care,
In hopes our residents would find it there.
From Whiskey to Josey, Chester to Goober,
Each friend dreaming of treats and a snoozer.
To our supporters, so kind and near—
Merry Christmas to all, and all you hold dear!
Send a gift to our animal residents here:
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Our bears LOVE corn, but sometimes we get asked how the bears choose to eat the corn. Yes, sometimes our bears eat corn like humans, just eating the juicy knobs, but most of the time they eat the whole cob, only removing the husk when it is in the way! Black bear Taz savors every last bit of the corn.
With the rise in costs of veterinary care and produce, we could use your support now more than ever.
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