https://onelivingsanctuary.org/contact daily 0.75 2026-02-25 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/donations daily 0.75 2026-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1590967471934-4Z6RGJASJVWC5BI80OTG/IMG_1692.jpg Donations https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/5beb94de-7dfa-4e3d-bd44-7bc6b4ffdf4c/Venmo.PNG Donations - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://onelivingsanctuary.org/our-team daily 0.75 2026-02-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/5249d3ad-6d9a-4af7-b821-1f274c9217f3/photo_2024-02-16_21-27-32.jpg Our Team - Faith Albright, DVM Founder, President Faith has been vegan since 2004 after visiting a farmed animal sanctuary and learning about the terrible conditions these animals face. At that time, she dedicated her life to ending their suffering and began the long road to founding her own sanctuary. Becoming a veterinarian and paying off her student loans were the first two steps in this process. She received a degree in evolution, ecology, and biodiversity from UC Davis, and her veterinary degree from the University of Illinois. After working as a shelter vet in San Francisco for several years, Faith started her home euthanasia practice in 2014 and has enjoyed deeper interactions with clients and the relatively relaxed demeanor of pets in a familiar environment. She believes that our beloved pets should be allowed to pass surrounded by their loved ones, in the comfort and safety of their home. Until recently, she also worked with an amazing team as the surgeon doing regular spay and neuter clinics. In 2018, Dr. Albright realized her dream and founded One Living Sanctuary, now home to over 80 rescued farm animals happily living out their lives in peace. Her compassionate work as a home euthanasia vet directly supports the sweet animals who call this sanctuary home, as well as donations from kind-hearted animal lovers. Outside of veterinary work and sanctuary life, Faith enjoys the culinary arts, baking sourdough, meditation, yoga, running, biking, hiking and almost any outdoor activity. She regularly attends HAI workshops and volunteers on team. https://onelivingsanctuary.org/home daily 1.0 2026-02-25 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/about-ols daily 0.75 2026-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/c2ad5543-6410-4811-86e4-f630fdbd7a64/Faith+holding+Liv+and+Peyton One Living Sanctuary Our Guiding Principles: Platinum Rule: Treat all beings as they would want to be treated. Cultivate compassion and respect for all life through daily practice. Lead by example, developing and sharing great new ideas and methods to help animals, people and the planet. To be kind, considerate, authentic and transparent in our relationships and communication. Vision One Living Sanctuary serves as a community center for like-minded people to work together to engage in environmentalism, social justice, spirituality, animal rescue, education and outreach. The Sanctuary provides a home for rescued animals to live out their lives as naturally as possible, enjoy love and connection with humans when desired, veterinary care as needed and to be compassionately freed from suffering when the time comes. Animal/Human Connection Animal rescue: rescued farm and some domestic animals are provided with housing and land appropriate to each species. For example, our chickens have a lockable coop for safety at night, and a larger space to roam during the day. People are able to interact with any rescued animals who choose to participate, through guided tours, which educate the public about the lives of the average farmed animal. Our tours allow a chance to combine didactic information with the tangible experience of meeting the animals. Rehabilitation: injured or orphaned wild animals brought to us are treated and rehabilitated, then released back into the wild when possible. We teach visitors about the value of compassionate care and provide education and resources so that others may gain a better understanding of urban wildlife as important members of our communities and not as pests. Dr. Faith Albright, our founder and veterinarian, sees to the health of animals at the sanctuary. Species specific and large animals vets in our area provide guidance and specialized care as needed. Community Tours: visitors are offered donation-based tours of the sanctuary, meeting rescued farmed animals and learning about our efforts in sustainability and land management strategies. Volunteers: folks are invited to help us care for the animals, aid with various projects, garden and tend to the land, while learning about our mission and enjoying the company of our rescued residents and the sanctuary land. Interns: will temporarily live in community at OLS, becoming part of our sanctuary team to care for the animals and tend the sanctuary facilities and grounds. All community members help to support each other and care for the community spaces and meals. Future Goals Workshops: One Living Sanctuary eventually wants to offer workshops on compassionate animal rescue and care as well as other topics both in our greater local community and at the sanctuary. Organizations with ethics in alignment with the sanctuary would be able to rent a community workshop space for their own events. Eco-Retreat: The sanctuary would like to provide sustainable housing options for personal and community retreats: we would start with camping, and expand to offer cabins and rooms that combine sustainability with utility and the aim to provide restorative relaxation and/or active engagement with animals and others. Health and Wellness: OLS would love to be able to offer massage and hot tub/sauna as well as nutrition courses and wholesome, plant-based food at the sanctuary. Over time, we may work with a healthcare team (e.g., doctor, acupuncturist, chiropractor, nutritionist, somatic therapist and/or other health professionals) to offer holistic, integrative health care on site. https://onelivingsanctuary.org/pigs daily 0.75 2025-10-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/2d9834f3-bfdc-4018-bcde-7f65ccfc6d0b/Rainy+Day+Pig+Pile.JPG Pigs If it's cold or rainy out, you can find the Pot-Bellied Pigs snuggled up together in the barn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/e74ca719-d0b3-46b1-b8c5-9f0d6113a64e/Pigs+Happy+About+Winter+Sun.JPG Pigs On a cool day, you can find the Pot-Bellied Pigs hanging out in the sun together https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/04e94f1d-b0ab-4575-ae8b-d388d6a928f0/Walk+with+Yazzy+%283%29.JPG Pigs Yazzy occasionally accompanies volunteers on hikes up the hill https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/a6c807ac-8a36-4514-abbb-f6b94e4b4652/Valentine+in+Mud+Pit.JPG Pigs Valentine demonstrates the best way to cool off on a hot day https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/fd6f05b9-be01-414d-9b13-9b87f2088f3a/Mason+on+an+Adventure.JPG Pigs Mason is an independent girl. At times, she gets to go on an adventure by herself for some nice alone time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/aef398b3-0d71-4dd6-8046-652ab551c787/Salem%2C+Sabrina%2C+Ali%2C+Valentine%2C+Yazzy.JPG Pigs Yazzy likes to hang out in the shade with the Pot-Bellied pigs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1591466395237-1BW97SK06EDQKFD5YSUP/Mason.jpg Pigs - It all started with Mason Mason was our first pig, who came to us after her former people couldn’t look after her any more. She had a wicked addiction for sugar, and was quite bad tempered as we weened her off her sweet diet, and onto one that’s healthier for her. As she adjusted to her new home, and we adjusted to her, she got less grumpy, and more enthusiastic about belly rubs. Almost a year later, and she’s incredibly affectionate: when I go to visit her, she’ll lumber over to me, and push her snout against my shin until I reach down and return the affection. Sometimes she wants her chin scratched and her head cradled, and sometimes she wants the full belly-rub. She’s incredibly vocal, even for a pig, and a good conversationalist. Come and see her, and stop for a chat! Her favorite snack is a banana. Approximate Birthdate: 8/10/13 Arrived Home: 8/10/19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/5a6de94d-800b-4b29-8a3a-cee771f9b5ac/SabrinaSalem.jpg Pigs - Sabrina and Salem Tobias Keene, D.D.S. Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, Dr. Tobias Keene brings a bit of unabashed Southern hospitality to all his patients. He moved to Washington, D.C. over thirty years ago as a freshman at Ivy College. Right after graduation, he attended World University’s School of Dentistry. Before opening Keene Dental in 1994, he worked for free clinics and some of the finest practices in the District. He is part of the 123 Dental Association and stays up-to-date on the latest dental discoveries. When not striving to keep his patients happy and healthy, he’s enjoys hiking with his family in Rock Creek Park. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1623046106848-1GOVT4C4X8CQYUS329P5/Peyton.jpg Pigs - Peyton Peyton came to us barely weened from the bottle. She was part of a litter of pigs who was born accidentally to someone with a potbellied pig who did not want babies. They were removed from their mom too young and left at a shelter who called us for help. What struck me about her was how small she was (she could fit comfortably on my hand) and how loud she was! She is now full grown, and is still our smallest pig. She is in a bratty phase now where goes through mood swings. One day, she’ll be the nicest pig and solicit attention from everyone. The next day, she could be in a mood where she wants everyone except the person who feeds her to stay out of the yard! Photo credit: @rachel.z.photography Approximate Birthdate: 3/6/20 Arrived Home: 3/20/20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/5551b1ee-e9ce-4fd6-b9e1-1a7b794f7901/Yazzy.JPG Pigs - Yazzy Yazzy was rescued from Future Farmers of America. The kids who were raising her recognized her as an individual who is happy and loves belly rubs. They didn't want her to be slaughtered for food and made a pact to save her. Pigs are normally sent to slaughter when they are only six months old. Yazzy is one of the few lucky ones to be able to live out her natural life free from harm. She enjoys mud baths and hanging out with all the other animals, big and small. She loves everyone and will solicit attention from whoever stops by. It’s impressive how quickly she can drop to the ground for a belly rub! Approximate Birthdate: 9/16/20 Arrived Home: 3/19/21 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/cows daily 0.75 2025-10-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/e3258ba5-41eb-4d90-97dc-d5711a731022/IMG_1905.jpg Cows Honey was the only cow for one month before Luke & Leia arrived. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1614143832821-6BZEK9FK051UYUENRK1L/Honey%2C+Luke%2C+Leia%2C+Aubrey+%283%29.JPG Cows Honey and Luke look at the camera while Leia checks out a visitor! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1614143805452-SUPX6Z6GYRL2OW4W8BJA/Luke.JPG Cows Luke is working on weed control! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1614143777700-HE4BVXFGVD5K2XIJN015/Honey+8.jpg Cows Honey loves to graze! 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Cows never turn away a friend in need! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/78ac8199-6969-4b5b-8750-045a8b546f8f/Luke+%26+Leia+Laying+Down.JPG Cows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/62d1d1d8-3259-4117-a2f9-2f505d7e4e58/Sparky+%281%29.JPG Cows https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/974a9e4f-f9fa-4e1c-8b5d-1a5e28c7bb0a/Barbara+Adopting+Bodhi+%286%29.JPG Cows Barbara, cleaning Bodhi shortly after meeting him! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/7b33b1aa-ce99-42e3-96cc-2acf3191d6b9/Bodhi+1+Year.jpg Cows - Make it stand out Bodhi, all grown up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/48f74172-907d-4a9d-84d8-5832fade9a7a/Barbara.JPG Cows - Make it stand out Barbara https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/8fc6f893-c894-4678-a3db-a0c467c11cfa/IMG_2305.jpg Cows https://onelivingsanctuary.org/tours daily 0.75 2026-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/5551b1ee-e9ce-4fd6-b9e1-1a7b794f7901/Yazzy.JPG Tours https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/b276531b-cdc4-4352-a329-7e6e9d52623d/Potato.jpg Tours https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/dbefd2b4-eb35-47c4-8b81-2f1c2d3aed34/Bunny+Banana+Peel.png Tours https://onelivingsanctuary.org/horses daily 0.75 2025-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1613971325061-Q9U55NXLNRS9PMT3EH1W/Meeting+Magnus.JPG Horses Magnus when he first arrived, underweight and with pressure sores https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1613971385843-WBYUONTFWZAYASQ4THXI/Magnus+Joining+the+Herd+%284%29.JPG Horses The other horses hanging out with Magnus at the barn to make him feel comfortable. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/843a78c4-f50f-42d4-96b2-b37c295725a7/Strawberry%2C+Wizard%2C+Stormy%2C+Monte.JPG Horses Grazing together on a beautiful day https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1613971470731-L8T8CRSYO8X1WN5IFZYZ/Cobalt+%26+Magnus.JPG Horses Cobalt the goat helped Magnus feel safe in his new home too! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/0b3d5935-e3fe-41ce-b83b-48a19c4cbe6c/Sparky+%26+Stormy.jpg Horses Stormy hanging out with Sparky the cow! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1613971562707-YCY6BCW07OTNYME10MOR/Walk+with+Magnus%2C+Carla+%26+Cows+%283%29.JPG Horses The cows helped encourage Magnus when we began talking him for walks! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1685135758185-HK53Z45HT17ZEL2QIN5G/Monte%2Blooking%2Bat%2BCarquinez%2BStrait.jpg Horses Monte takes a moment alone to gaze at the Carquinez Strait https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1613972061006-YLRIMK3HAZUJ7LN2VLEZ/Magnus+Grazing+with+Friends+%283%29.JPG Horses Magnus would temporarily join the herd when we would take him for walks, but then he would get nervous and return to the barn. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/7d7a2f3c-8a89-41da-8efb-68e39b4b357e/Magnus+After+Pictures+%282%29.JPG Horses Magnus after gaining weight and muscle mass! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/e558a9e7-e0f1-4701-b573-b3c49d98f568/IMG_7706.jpeg Horses - Stormy Stormy was a wild mustang under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) until she was two years old. She was then captured from the wild, broken, and sold to be ridden. She eventually developed osteoarthritis and her person also started having some health and financial issues, so they couldn’t ride her, keep her, or sell her (because she couldn’t pass the lameness test.) Stormy has a brand (“freeze mark”) on the left side of her neck, which is a sign that she was a BLM wild horse. She is very shy around strangers, but feels very comfortable with her horse friends. She is slowly learning to trust us. We are so glad we are able to return her to wild roots as much as possible. Approximate Birthdate: 6/5/05 Arrived Home: 4/5/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/e0a0564f-0f28-4e55-b978-5cefbc1b319c/Monte+%26+Wizard.jpg Horses - Monte & Wizard One of our sanctuary supporters had a dream of rescuing a horse. We let her know we had room in our herd after the passing of our senior boy, Stanley. She came back to us with a proposition, a bonded pair, and we thought that was a great idea! Wizard and Monte lost their first home because Monte can no longer be riddendue to a ligament issue. The second home then realized it was more expensive than he expected to have horses and wanted to find them another home together. However, many people wanted to adopt Wizard, because he is a mini-horse, but wanted to leave Monte behind. A rescue group stepped in to help make sure they found a good home together. Wizard definitely didn’t want to leave his best friend and protector behind. We are so happy that we have room to let them live out the rest of their lives together in peace. Monte quickly established leadership in the herd, but Wizard also proved that he is a small but mighty force, and could end up being the herd leader. Wizard’s Birthdate: 3/10/04 Monte’s Approximate Birthdate: 3/10/03 Arrived Home: 1/28/23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/420b2f80-82aa-4e11-a5de-58ec6e696565/IMG_9845.jpeg Horses - Belle Belle was surrendered to SPCA Monterey County with an untreated eye condition and was underweight. The people surrendering her had her for about one year. They took her on as a rescue case and were overwhelmed by all the work. The SPCA found out she also has Cushing’s disease. They removed her eye, had a dental done on her and got her up to a healthy weight. We had recently said goodbye to our most outgoing horse, Strawberry, due to medical issues, which left a huge hole in our horse herd and in our hearts. When the SPCA reach out to asked if we could provide a forever home for Belle, we were glad to be able to rescue an animal in need in Strawberry’s memory. Belle is very sweet and gentle and likes to be scratched on her neck. Approximate Birthdate: 9/11/04 Arrived Home: 2/12/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/9663cda6-fd19-4053-83e1-9560b8aaf03c/Wizard.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/420f95eb-be46-4eaf-bcb5-c6e1ee0d0692/Monte.JPG https://onelivingsanctuary.org/chickens daily 0.75 2025-02-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/509f4abf-3ef7-42d2-b265-4a5cd82ee0ab/Violet%2C+Pepe%2C+Kelly.JPG Chickens Chickens like to hang out with other species. Here is Angela with Violet and Pepe! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1614309162730-Y5ZGWW8IIG25AT9RF0SE/Meg.jpg Chickens Megatron (Meg) Approx. Birthdate: 1/1/20. She was purchased as an emotional support chick, but not allowed by the landlord, so she ended up at the shelter. Arrived Home: 1/27/2020. Credit: @rachel.z.photography https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/203267d0-fcd1-4e35-89d0-5a14512fb22f/Chickens+on+Hill.JPG Chickens The chickens enjoy a lot of room to roam and search for grubs! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1614309141670-X3IDZH7TF2BFF1IHKSYK/Kate.jpg Chickens Kate She was rescued from wildfires, her original home destroyed. Arrived Home: 9/1/2020 Credit: @rachel.z.photography https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/f5675f6e-1b5e-4fc3-92f2-ff35865cf6a6/Chickens+Sunbathing.JPG Chickens Chickens are expert sunbathers! They stretch out their wings to maximize the warmth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ca37f502-6450-4242-9ffe-ec6a5ead0ccf/Liberace.JPG Chickens Liberace He was found wandering on Franklin Canyon Road by a volunteer. Arrived Home: 8/2/21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/c1a0f5f6-444b-4f5e-a0fe-ad823de5579b/Yazzy+%26+Kate+%282%29.JPG Chickens Here is another unlikely pair. Kate is pretty proud of herself after kicking dirt on Yazzy's face! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/d21f91a5-8515-48fe-beb1-cd868b58e915/Freddie.JPG Chickens Freddie Approx. Birthdate: 4/28/21. We found him in the middle of the night after being dumped near our property and attacked by a racoon. We nursed his wounds and decided he should stay with us. Arrived Home: 8/28/21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/4c9b5378-0244-44a0-852f-be09f7ebeafa/70975B4A-DA73-41F0-8629-3AF741F05442.jpeg Chickens The chickens like to help sort donated produce to get first pick! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/d9f932c7-2905-425f-89d5-3dfed53ff463/Felicity.JPG Chickens Felicity Approx. Birthdate: 7/12/21. She was given to someone in a paper bag who said he wanted a chicken dinner. Once he realized she was alive, he brought her to the animal shelter who contacted us. Arrived Home: 11/12/21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/39870899-a615-4eb4-8531-8d190a74cd1e/Rowyn+in+Nesting+Box.JPG Chickens Rowyn found a quiet nesting spot up high in the barn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/98a2d923-edc7-4ca0-928d-763f40933379/Farrah.JPG Chickens Farrah Approx. Birthdate: 6/10/21. She was abandoned on the side of the road in a tote bag. She was rescued by animal control who brought her to us. Arrived Home: 12/10/21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/132bb043-3f09-453a-a318-7ec48ab36bea/Betty+White.JPG Chickens Betty White Approx. Birthdate: 10/7/21. She was dumped at the shelter because her egg raising people "had too many chickens." Arrived Home: 1/16/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/44632fd4-92a0-4665-8c76-2127dd1dfd3f/Pirate+Bob.jpg Chickens Pirate Bob Approx. Birthdate: 1/26/23. She was abandoned as a chick. Jelly's Place rescued her and brought her to us. Arrived Home: 3/26/23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/3fe0f21e-0a55-4791-a5f4-146e8349dbc5/Val.jpg Chickens Val Approx. Birthdate: 5/11/23. She was found stray in Hayward and no one claimed her, so the lady who found her brought her to us. Arrived Home: 7/11/23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/19a80c61-4ce8-42d8-a327-b3e183cb0fc5/Valor.jpg Chickens Valor Approx. Birthdate: 12/5/22. She was found stray on Franklin Canyon Rd and volunteers were able to catch her and bring her to safety. Arrived Home: 8/5/23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/7384ea9b-605d-4129-9871-b57b79c1fd95/IMG_6439.jpeg Chickens Bay Approx. Birthdate: 4/20/22. She was part of a large rescue by Animal Place from a Northern California egg farm. These hens are considered “spent” after two years by the industry’s standards and deemed worthless. Arrived Home: 4/20/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/be6904db-c71f-4462-8080-7162d74fc76a/IMG_6424.jpeg Chickens Rocket Hen Approx. Birthdate: 4/20/22. She was part of a large rescue by Animal Place from a Northern California egg farm. These hens are considered “spent” after two years by the industry’s standards and deemed worthless. Arrived Home: 4/20/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/f321fe79-b07e-4d9b-95da-1f8c65f067b4/Chocolate.jpg Chickens Chocolate Approx. Birthdate: 7/5/14. Her previous family was being displace and needed to rehome her. Arrived Home: 7/5/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/701f9ee0-dbd6-493d-a510-0947d9cce5f8/Big+Bird.jpg Chickens Big Bird Approx. Birthdate: 3/23/19. Her person is in college and has an internship and couldn't give her the time she used to. Arrived Home: 2/1/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/53312253-2a87-4470-8b5b-d0407b77d42b/Felice.jpg Chickens Felice Approx. Birthdate: 3/23/19. Her person is in college and has an internship and couldn't give her the time she used to. Arrived Home: 2/1/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ba97780e-e19b-4a32-80f9-b1bdce1f0de1/Patty.jpg Chickens Patty Approx. Birthdate: 3/23/19. Her person is in college and has an internship and couldn't give her the time she used to. She likes to jump on our backs and hang out up there! Arrived Home: 2/1/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ed4825a7-8424-4fe8-afa9-ffcb2f497c00/Natalie%2C+Dylan%2C+Alex.jpg Chickens Natalie, Dylan (RIP,) Alex Approx. Birthdate: 2/19/19. The were being used for eggs for six years and didn't have names. Their people didn't want them after they stopped laying eggs and referred to them as "stewing" chickens. Arrived Home: 2/19/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/750d6746-c34d-429a-bf03-c0ff9fe1147f/Caroline.jpg Chickens Caroline Approx. Birthdate: 3/6/24. She was found stray. The rescuer found her a home, but she wasn't happy there because she didn't have enough room to roam. Arrived Home: 3/6/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/b8b48b65-4d50-48a5-8614-2e25158ca13f/Athena.jpg Chickens Athena Approx. Birthdate: 4/5/21. She was rescued while being attacked by a cat. She still has a bit of a limp, so she lives with our special needs flock. Arrived Home: 4/15/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/8360cda7-d0ad-4c61-b617-bc069eee3642/IMG_2299.jpeg Chickens Lola Approx. Birthdate: 10/15/24. She was living at a dairy farm with an employee. Was being fed an improper diet and was being used for eggs. When his other two chickens passed away, he posted Lola on FB marketplace. Someone rescued her so she wouldn't be eaten. Arrived Home: 8/15/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/545178b6-adad-4218-811a-aa0e1b2d0e6c/Doug.jpg Chickens Doug Approx. Birthdate: 4/26/25. He was at an animal shelter and was on the euthanasia list because they couldn't find a home for him. Arrived Home: 8/26/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/736c36dd-4fab-471e-8ca0-e30b4b34e5c6/Strawberry.jpg Chickens Strawberry Approx. Birthdate: 9/25/20. She was part of a flock of 17 chickens. Her people were moving and couldn't take them with. We took the six older hens. Most had long nails and were missing a lot of feathers. Arrived Home: 9/25/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/437a1673-bd84-4a81-82fe-3dcb1fcbc4f5/Goldie.jpg Chickens Goldie Approx. Birthdate: 9/25/20. She was part of a flock of 17 chickens. Her people were moving and couldn't take them with. We took the six older hens. Most had long nails and were missing a lot of feathers. Arrived Home: 9/25/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/0e244af3-4a74-4ea8-b5cf-7ce4d4a50190/Althea.jpg Chickens Althea Approx. Birthdate: 9/25/20. She was part of a flock of 17 chickens. Her people were moving and couldn't take them with. We took the six older hens. Most had long nails and were missing a lot of feathers. Arrived Home: 9/25/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/2e027058-c716-43f0-b4b7-bea0c2c941a7/IMG_2730.jpeg Chickens Tia Approx. Birthdate: 9/25/20. She was part of a flock of 17 chickens. Her people were moving and couldn't take them with. We took the six older hens. Most had long nails and were missing a lot of feathers. Arrived Home: 9/25/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/87cdcfbb-80f8-4734-8dfe-3bf5dd488d62/IMG_2723.jpeg Chickens Tamera Approx. Birthdate: 9/25/20. She was part of a flock of 17 chickens. Her people were moving and couldn't take them with. We took the six older hens. Most had long nails and were missing a lot of feathers. Arrived Home: 9/25/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/b276531b-cdc4-4352-a329-7e6e9d52623d/Potato.jpg Chickens Potato Approx. Birthdate: 3/26/21. She was the last of a flock of 7. She was lonely and her people wanted her to have chicken friends. Arrived Home: 9/26/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ef78352a-6fb2-459d-ae60-29d656ee77cf/IMG_2746.jpg Chickens Cutie Approx. Birthdate: 4/6/23. She was part of a flock of 9 chickens. Her person passed away and the grandson took over care but reached out to us when he was moving and couldn't take them with. Arrived Home: 10/6/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/678e0ef1-9cf9-4168-a2d0-bcf4825cc0ad/Pickle.jpg Chickens Pickle Approx. Birthdate: 4/6/23. She was part of a flock of 9 chickens. Her person passed away and the grandson took over care but reached out to us when he was moving and couldn't take them with. Arrived Home: 10/6/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/6cd92f19-be5e-4374-8ca4-f60dbb702b21/Phoebe.jpg Chickens Phoebe Approx. Birthdate: 4/6/23. She was part of a flock of 9 chickens. Her person passed away and the grandson took over care but reached out to us when he was moving and couldn't take them with. Arrived Home: 11/1/25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/08a811db-affe-4edc-acf9-caa236cdae95/Phoenix.jpg Chickens Phoenix Approx. Birthdate: 4/6/23. She was part of a flock of 9 chickens. Her person passed away and the grandson took over care but reached out to us when he was moving and couldn't take them with. Arrived Home: 11/1/25 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/turkeys daily 0.75 2025-11-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1614742213767-HPGHEFKZTQ9K9KRALOJ1/Odie+%282%29.JPG Turkeys Odie shows us his side view with some of his friends in the background https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1615335861173-FKELQLL1RACKO9Q3APEW/Boulder%2C+Padma%2C+Odie+%282%29.JPG Turkeys The turkeys like to hang out in the sun together! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1615335880933-7WTRIT3IK6G52G2WCYBT/Boulder%2C+Padma%2C+Odie%2C+Peyton%2C+Sabrina.JPG Turkeys The turkeys wait for snacks with pig friends, Peyton and Sabrina! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/458a4c01-4a38-41db-8302-babedd9e6125/IMG_8338.jpeg Turkeys - Odie Approximate Birthdate: 7/1/2020 He was being raised for Thanksgiving dinner in a private home in the foothills and they allowed us to rescue him. He loves to strut his stuff and show off his beautiful display of feathers to everyone who visits. He is very curious and likes to follow people around to see if they have snacks for him. When our other turkeys passed away, Odie went to live at Animal Liberation Temple so he could have turkey friends. However, he was being too rough with them, so he came back to live with us. He enjoys hanging out with the pigs and chickens and occasionally tries to start problems with the goats :) Arrived Home: 12/26/2020 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/egg-facts daily 0.75 2023-11-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1623811558399-R00BYV3N04BG134KCWIR/IMG_3503.JPG Egg Facts - A Hen Shortly After Being Rescued from a “Free Range” Egg Facilty https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1623811610286-WE4IXF7SFIJAVPCFYQ7R/IMG_3504.JPG Egg Facts - A Hen Who Has Recovered at the Sanctuary for Several Months After Rescue https://onelivingsanctuary.org/internship daily 0.75 2026-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/17d21dfe-4453-4366-8966-c106e9153aee/*Bee.jpg Internship - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://onelivingsanctuary.org/ducks daily 0.75 2023-01-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1632971413001-DUQ45UMAK73UHY9HBDC6/Mason%2527s%2BDuck%2BGang.jpg Ducks The ducks feel safest when Mason the pig is nearby! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/384e6f77-fda6-4b56-808c-2b56070a7b58/Tilde.JPG Ducks Tilde Approx. Birthdate: 2/1/21. He was found with another duckling in front of a house by SF Animal Care & Control and we rescued from them. Tilde is the proud leader of our duck flock! Arrived Home: 2/22/21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/7ded1f82-ab8d-4d34-a0bf-9855d4c81ddb/Pigs+%26+Ali.JPG Ducks We think Ali believes he is a pig rather than a duck! He spends almost all of his time with the pigs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/bc20c2d9-1156-4337-a46f-8f98256dfe67/Dot.JPG Ducks Dot Approx. Birthdate: 6/30/21. She was found abandoned on the streets of San Francisco and rescued by animal control. Arrived Home: 7/21/21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/7fd06228-1b3b-41b4-94d6-99f1e2bad718/Mason+%26+Ali.JPG Ducks Ali and Mason are the cutest couple! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ccf13465-c43a-4bf0-804a-b8b3972a72dd/IMG_9899.jpeg Ducks Dash Approx. Birthdate: 12/27/21. She was found abandoned on the streets of San Francisco and rescued by animal control. Arrived Home: 6/27/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/793ebffb-f251-447c-ad59-ac81f3627607/Valentine%2C+Umlaut%2C+Tilde+%286%29.JPG Ducks Valentine was the first pig to take a nap with Umlaut and Tilde when they arrived! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/64f0f019-47ce-4fd6-8abe-165296e94e3d/Derek.JPG Ducks Derek Approx. Birthdate: 5/15/19. He was being raised for meat and was saved from slaughter. Arrived Home: 6/27/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/a57aa4c5-0cf1-41f1-a6b5-2edceef73099/Lewis+%26+Derek+Fitting+in+%282%29.JPG Ducks The ducks relax by the pond and plan their next swim session. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/b2f85234-29f6-44e0-a39a-f589bc26eaf1/IMG_8027.jpeg Ducks Daphne & Velma Approx. Birthdate: 9/16/20. Daphne and Velma lived with an older male duck. When he passed away, they were lonely, so they came to live with our flock of ducks. They have already bonded with our the head of our flock, Tilde! Arrived Home: 9/16/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ec6d8ed1-a99f-471c-9053-8894551db866/Morris.jpg Ducks Morris Approx. Birthdate: 4/26/24. She was found alone in a parking lot by a supporter, who contacted us. Morris fit right in with our other Muscovy ducks after her quarantine period! Arrived Home: 12/26/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/1e6ffe5d-8644-43f4-b46b-8ed2e3913db9/Cedilla+Foot+Soak.JPG Ducks Cedilla enjoyed her warm foot soaks when she had a minor bumblefoot issue. https://onelivingsanctuary.org/horse-facts daily 0.75 2021-11-17 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/cow-facts daily 0.75 2021-11-16 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/pig-facts daily 0.75 2021-11-17 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/chicken-facts daily 0.75 2024-05-03 https://onelivingsanctuary.org/goats daily 0.75 2025-02-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/046fa43c-a6f2-48e2-8c48-27627f0559c5/Cobalt+%26+Emma+Looking+at+Violet+in+Bucket.JPG Goats Cobalt and Emma try to see if Violet left any room in the bucket for them! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/7c95e3ed-2871-4fbd-96be-ba39fefac75f/Sesame%2C+Daisy%2C+Violet%2C+Cobalt+on+Roof.JPG Goats Some of our more adventurous (or naughty) goats like to squeeze under a fence and get on the barn roof! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/8a922f92-b4dd-4486-a8a3-c0c8e0471427/Daisy+on+Post+%282%29.JPG Goats Daisy shows off her amazing balance! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/2ef7df1a-3a5c-464f-91bc-2ff8d03bd7bb/AEA154A8-FE64-4E6B-B579-8EE6308E9CF8.jpeg Goats Rob drives the Bobcat while Matt, Paisley, Emma and Cobalt help with the stones! Ha! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/82eb5c84-a6b2-4621-bf2b-d6c1ab372fa2/IMG_0106.JPG Goats Daisy prefers the top bunk, and Paisley and Emma enjoy snuggling together on the bottom bunk! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/fdd9c8a6-6f68-479d-9313-311e995951f9/A4619209-6229-4815-AB95-E0D5D06F9E4F.jpeg Goats Rob is king of the Bobcat! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/ec21110e-0cac-4867-bfc8-3979ed98d692/20220917_162216_Original.jpg Goats Rob loves the seesaw! When the other goats don't want to join him up there, volunteers are happy to step in to play with him. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/2e6f8916-041f-4a5c-a991-284e8dc28c2b/IMG_0030.JPG Goats Some times the goats take a break from exploring the hills and come to the barn to visit us! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/f27053ab-14cf-4ff2-a52c-3f15f2c7a987/IMG_7419.jpeg Goats The goats are always open to hanging out with other species, like our resident goose and turkey! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/903f43c7-978d-4369-a3f0-557ac4cf242a/F3E0E3BB-7E03-44F4-AC93-F64294247766.jpeg Goats - Daisy A backyard rancher raising goats for meat allowed us to rescue Daisy. We can tell she wasn’t treated well because she doesn’t want to be touched by people, even her regular caretakers. She will approach us to see if we have any snacks for her, but she doesn’t want any interaction beyond that. We are happy to let her live out her life here, where she is free to roam with her herd all day and doesn’t need to endure any unwanted human attention. Approximate Birthdate: 8/1/19 Arrived Home: 1/1/20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/6587120f-0acb-4b66-87d2-d4b8e22f3a11/Violet+%26+Cobalt.JPG Goats - Violet & Cobalt We were lucky enough to rescue the adorable Violet and her son, Cobalt, from a petting zoo. Both goats are shy around people and didn’t like the unwanted attention they were receiving at the petting zoo. Petting zoos, as well as meat and dairy farms, painfully use a hot iron or caustic paste on goats when they are only a few days old so they don’t grow horns. This causes life long problems with for the goats as they sometimes grow a partial horn, which is painful when breaking through the scarring. Also, it is hard for them to defend themselves when a goat with horns head butts them as a challenge or to keep them away from food. Cobalt was neutered at the petting zoo with the banding method, where a small rubber band is placed around the scrotum. This is also a painful practice that last for weeks while the tissue dies and falls off. Violet and Cobalt are sweet and sensitive. They have friends within our herd, and have gotten more comfortable around the people they trust. Violet’s Approximate Birthdate: 6/1/19 Cobalt’s Approximate Birthdate: 1/1/20 Arrived Home: 4/1/20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/61187c66-a639-4afa-8602-629f84281b07/Paisley+%26+Emma.JPG Goats - Paisley & Emma Emma was rescued from a Rio Vista meat farm by a kind person and was very nervous at first. Emma was already pregnant when she was rescued and soon gave birth to Paisley. The caretaker saw that Paisley was very sick but was able to nurse her back to health. Paisley grew up to be significantly larger than her mother! The neighbors eventually complained about the goats, so their person reached out to us to take them. Emma is very sweet and gentle and has the cutest little legs! When our previous herd leader, Petal, passed away, Paisley was very quick to step into the leader role. She is a great protector of the herd, and isn’t shy about using her horns to move people and goats out of her way. She loves to be brushed though, and keeps her horns to herself when the brush comes out! Emma’s Approximate Birthdate: 4/1/17 Paisley’s Approximate Birthdate: 3/1/18 Arrived Home: 6/1/20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/4afbc7d3-3ace-414a-8be1-ae6a1169e06b/Phill.JPG Goats - Phil Phil was rescued by Animal Liberation Temple from a farmer who thought he was too aggressive. Phil was being feed a poor diet and had his horns removed in the most inhumane way possible, so it’s understandable if Phil didn’t like the farmer. We have never experienced any aggression from Phil. He is one of the sweetest, most gentle and social goats we’ve ever met. When the brushes come out, Phil is always first in line and stays close by when his turn is over, hoping to be brushed again or encouraging people to pet him with their free hand while they’re brushing someone else! Approximate Birthdate: 9/1/20 Arrived Home: 2/10/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/01e9b4c6-00c6-4c52-bd21-322e60e66a7f/Matt.JPG Goats - Matt Matt was rescued by Animal Liberation Temple when he was only one week old. A dairy farmer had a change of heart after killing Matt's mother for poor milk production and decided not to sell Matt for food. Our goats were happy to welcome Matt into their herd when Animal Liberation Temple moved onto our land. It’s hard to tell whether Matt likes goats or people more! Approximate Birthdate: 3/1/21 Arrived Home: 2/10/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/f6dfd330-5526-462d-839a-cf6cca3b223c/Rob.JPG Goats - Rob Rob was rescued from the meat industry. He now gets to live out his life free from fear. It is a joy to watch Rob in his daily routine of climbing, exploring, playing on the seesaw and giving and receiving love! He was still very young when he came to live with us and is very sensitive and talkative. Rob is kind and caring with all of his herd mates and is usually one of the first ones to run up and greet people. Approximate Birthdate: 11/1/21 Arrived Home: 3/4/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/9c0263da-9d10-443c-b9c4-8b4e9358773d/Bunny+Turns.JPG Goats - Bunny We rescued two goats from a dairy farm when their production declined and they were going to be slaughtered. We were lucky enough to be able to rescue Bunny at the same time to save her from a life of exploitation. She is a Nigerian dwarf goat, so she is smaller than most of our goats, but she is confident and easy-going, which allowed her to fit in nicely with the rest of the herd. She is very social with people and loves to play and explore. Approximate Birthdate: 5/29/22 Arrived Home: 8/29/22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/c0fb4079-6e02-407f-bffb-69e11ed9b1b9/IMG_7891.jpeg Goats - Quincy & Tallulah These gentle girls were taken in by a rescue group from a person who breeds goats for dairy production. We had recently rescued Penelope and Anthony, who were quite young and needed a mother figure. The plan was for us to take in either Quincy or Tallulah and foster the other until the rescue group found a permanent placement. However, when we saw that Quincy and Tallulah were bonded, we decided to keep them together with us. Approximate Birthdate: 9/14/22 Arrived Home: 9/14/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/fbdd7a77-138d-4e73-8f81-fae5ccd07cc5/IMG_8250.jpeg Goats - Penelope Penelope showed up on our property and found our herd of goats. She is terrified of people and it was clear that she had been tied up, so we could tell that she wasn’t being treated well before she rescued herself. She loves other goats, but still keeps her distance from humans. We are happy to give her space and respect her boundaries. Approximate Birthdate: 3/30/24 Arrived Home: 8/30/24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5dbdd2f71ece6c59d36df3cd/f227133b-7300-423d-a3f1-7d7ca55eb02c/IMG_8252.jpeg Goats - Anthony Anthony was found on the side of the road in Stockton in an area where goats are raised for slaughter. Luckily, he wound up at a vegan’s house, who contacted us. Anthony joined Penelope, who had also rescued herself to avoid slaughter, and they immediately became friends. Anthony is very confident and loves people, so he is teaching Penelope not to be so scared of us. 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