The Open Sanctuary Project has released its 100th free resource to the global farmed animal sanctuary and rescue community that was reviewed and officially stamped by a veterinarian as part of our Veterinary Review Initiative!

Starting in 2020, we have sought out veterinarians with farmed animal sanctuary experience and an understanding of our mission to review selected resources involving medical information. We have found excellent veterinarians who have since been reviewing resources, providing suggestions and further reading, and adjusting information for accuracy and clarity. At The Open Sanctuary Project, we are committed to providing responsible, reliable information for animal sanctuaries and the humans providing lifelong compassionate care to animals. We are so excited about the difference each of these vet-reviewed resources makes and we can't wait to share even more!

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