We’ve launched our Medical Care for All! fundraising campaign to support the care of rescued animals via micro-grants to help with the cost of preventative, planned, and emergency medical care for formerly exploited animals. You can donate on our website today!

Medical care for ALL! Sanctuaries play an important role in normalizing medical care for all species.

With rising egg prices due to avian influenza, people are fixated on the PRICE of eggs, but not considering the true COST of eggs for the birds…

At MRC, our goals are to continue promoting high, companion-level care standards for all non-humans; to break down the speciesist divide between “companions” and “others”; to empower activists of all backgrounds to participate in animal rescue; and to help achieve liberation for all beings.

There’s nothing humane about treating an animal well only until it’s profitable for them to be eaten and discarded. Read more about the contrast between the humane hoax and sanctuary on our latest blog post: microsanctuary.org/2025/03/04/t...

When a chicken egg hatches, there’s a roughly 50 percent chance that the chick inside will be male. This is a problem in the egg industry, where it’s cheaper to kill male chicks after birth than to raise them as broilers.

Is your microsanctuary tabling at an upcoming vegfest or other community event? We offer a stipend of up to $100 if you include some of our printable resources and talk about microsanctuaries at the event. Reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions and to arrange the stipend.

“Microsanctuaries help dismantle the harmful speciesist ideas that we have grown up with so that we can see other beings for who they are regardless of their species.” - Sweet Peeps Microsanctuary

The industry tells people that those of us who are against the AVMA legitimizing the mass extermination of influenza-infected flocks with heatstroke have no viable alternative. Yes, we do. Learn about it here, and ask your tough questions. zoom.us/webinar/regi... #h5n1 #onehealth #avianflu

It’s scary times in a lot of ways right now… For those who care for chickens and other birds, please monitor the situation with avian flu. Biosecurity measures on sanctuaries remain critical to avoid resident exposure and risk of spread. www.aphis.usda.gov/news/program...

Can going vegan for one month have an impact? At the individual level, see how the month-long campaign can have a significant impact on both animals and the environment. 🧵

As we always love to point out, #roosters are protective, nurturing members of their flocks. They monitor for potential danger and stand by their flockmates when they’re occupied with activities like dust bathing, eating, or laying. Good job, Bridgers! #veganswithchickens

We’re happy to announce that applications for our main grant funds are open to vegan sanctuaries again! Please visit our website (link in bio) to learn more about our micro-grant program eligibility guidelines and to apply. #Microsanctuary #Microsanctuaries #microsanctuarymovement

The agricultural industry is responsible for 70 percent of freshwater withdrawals globally, intensifying water scarcity and fueling wildfire risks.

As the avian flu outbreak has continued to spread, the government bailout of the poultry industry has ballooned too, with indemnity payouts and additional compensation totaling $1.46 billion.

“Sanctuaries and microsanctuaries are the keepers of the vision for animal liberation… and it is crucial that they remain part of the larger community of vegan activism.” - Alastor Van Kleeck, MRC Co-Founder

The beauty and the power of the microsanctuary model comes in offering a more realistically accessible approach to sanctuary for vegans who want to rescue and care for exploited animals.

go.bsky.app/3d8qbG3 Making a starter pack for folks who want to follow animal rescue & animal rights creators! Comment to be added!

Hello, Bluesky! We support and mentor vegans to help provide safe homes for rescued animals who aren’t typically considered “companions.” Learn more about our mission, grant program and resources at microsanctuary.org!