Goats
Pancho and Lefty were the first two animals at Dalo Acres. Their memorials carry the promise that still shapes care for every current resident.
Farm Animal Sanctuary in Cache Valley | Dalo Acres
Cache Valley, Utah
Farm animal sanctuary care at Dalo Acres
Quick answer: Dalo Acres is a working farm animal sanctuary in Cache Valley, Utah. The sanctuary provides long-term care built around safe shelter, steady routines, practical stewardship and respect for each resident.
Who lives at Dalo Acres?
Donkeys
Willie and Roscoe depend on appropriate feed, safe footing, secure fencing, shelter and calm daily routines.
Chickens
Flash and the flock need clean water, feed, bedding, safe housing and predator-aware care every day.
Potbelly pig
Tallulah's care includes appropriate nutrition, clean bedding, safe shelter, fencing and enrichment.
What does farm animal sanctuary care require?
Sanctuary care is not a single rescue moment. It is the work that comes after: feeding, watering, cleaning, repairing fences, replacing bedding, maintaining shelter, watching routines and responding to the next practical need.
Dalo Acres is not an open-intake shelter. If you need to place or surrender an animal, read the animal intake boundary guide before contacting the sanctuary.
Choose the kind of help that fits
- Give once or monthly to support the sanctuary's most useful current work.
- Sponsor an animal with a one-time gift.
- See current needs before buying supplies.
- Compare every way to help, including service and sharing.
Good days are built from ordinary care
Your gift helps Dalo Acres keep the next meal, clean bed, safe gate and steady routine in place.
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