ADOPT A TURKEY PROGRAM

Adopting a turkey at Thanksgiving not only gives adopters a warm and fuzzy feeling that they are helping a once abused turkey, but it helps us to care for our animal residents and provides funding for future rescue.  It's also one of the most powerful advocacy statements we can make to our friends and family that turkeys and all farmed animals matter everywhere.

For only $30, anyone can adopt either Abigail or Abraham. As an adopter, you will receive a very special Adopt a Turkey certificate with a color photo of your new turkey friend.  For a gift of $50, you can sponsor both Abigail and Abraham together!

Our Adopt a Turkey program is the perfect holiday gift to share mercy and compassion with your loved ones.

Special Feature!  In collaboration with Univera Health Care, for anyone that Adopts a Turkey (through Asha Sanctuary) from now through Satuday, November 15th, they will receive a $10 discount off the ticket price for the Festival FOR the Turkeys!  Please contact tracy@ashasanctuary.com for details.


Abigail

Abigail came to us from a local sanctuary. She suffered as a young poult in a cruel farming industry that horrifically de-beaked she and her siblings and allowed them all no more room than the size of an iPad. Abby (for short) now lives at Asha Sanctuary. She is very sweet and gentle and even purrs. Abby just needs loving adoptive parents that will be willing to support her ongoing care.

Abraham and Abigail

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Loving siblings rescued together, Abe and Abby (for short) are inseparable.

Abraham

Abraham came to us from a local sanctuary.  He suffered as a young poult in a very cruel farming industry that horrifically de-beaked he and his siblings and allowed them all no more room that the size of an Ipad.  Abe (for short) now lives at Asha Sanctuary.  He is very inquisitive and alert and loves to watch over his friend Abby (in the background), who was rescued along with him.  Abe just needs loving and caring adoptive parents that will ensure he has the necessary and ongoing care to continue to thrive.