First Ladies Farm and Sanctuary

stephanie lamm

I'm writing this because I'm LIVID reading these negative reviews. This rescue has helped me twice, so there goes the they never answer the public view. The second time both kittens were devastatingly sick and they spent days trying to get the one "survivor" better and additional thousands. So they DO help the sick ones. Also, I believe they're vegetarian but they don't go against others eating meat. They held a dinner serving chicken...okay, maybe in having a chicken brood not the best meat selection - I assure you they didn't cook their own chickens. Animals like cats are obligate carnivores by the way - if a cat ever got to a chicken does that make them all monsters? I can honestly say I know I've been in the wrong in pursuing their help like I did - but they STILL helped. You know, too many do not seem to realize they're not the X-Men of rescues - they can't personally travel throughout the state, create their own money, or cross legalities like playing veterinarian to your case. (Of course they have sick cats. Kittens are prone to URIs and such and they spread like a wildfire...which costs money and requires veterinary care and assessment - for ALL of them). They're about what they do and they're also only human. Back off,man.

Tami Trump

It's a great place, a true sanctuary for many farm animals and kitty's. Their relocation program for farm and barn kitty's is a great program. They have a market day which helps fund the farm. Keep an eye out for their market days they have so many fresh items from the farm plus many types of homemade jams, jellies and preserves. Definitely worth a visit. We had a great time and will soon be bringing home a new precious member to our family. Thank y'all so much

Helpful Critic

The day we went there were numerous sick kittens throughout the kitten house. While my wife was outside waiting for me a volunteer asked the owner how the adoption event was going, "We only adopted 10, not even worth my time. " When we brought up the fact that almost every kitten was sneezing we were told that's kennel life and that's why they advise you to immediately take them to your vet. Do what you will and if you'd like they have a go fund me account set up on Facebook for their home owner's insurance. It broke my heart not adopting any cats that day, but I couldn't risk bringing any sick cats into my house potentially risking the lives of our other animals already at home.

Paige M

Great animal rescue with lots of different critters!! Adopted 2 ducks from them and have referred others for cats.