Contact Second Chance Farm Sanctuary

Thank you for your interest in Second Chance Farm Sanctuary and the animals who call the farm home. Whether you have a general question about the sanctuary, want information related to its work, or need assistance concerning an 1812 Apothecary order, you can contact the sanctuary directly.

Get in Touch

Second Chance Farm Sanctuary
179 West Road
Ashby, MA 01431
United States

Because animal care is part of the sanctuary’s daily work, sending an email is a practical way to make contact before planning an in-person visit. Current public information does not clearly publish regular visitor or walk-in hours, so arrangements should be confirmed with the sanctuary in advance.

Questions About 1812 Apothecary

For questions concerning an order or a handcrafted product, customers can also contact Second Chance Farm Sanctuary through its Etsy shop messaging system. The shop operates under the name 2ndchancesanctuary and has been active on Etsy since 2015. When contacting the sanctuary about an existing order, including the relevant order information in your message can make it easier to identify what your inquiry concerns.

Animal and Sanctuary Inquiries

For questions related to the sanctuary itself, provide as much clear information as possible in your initial message. Because animal situations can vary considerably, accurate details help the sanctuary understand the nature of an inquiry before responding.

Please remember that sanctuary capacity, available facilities, veterinary requirements, and the needs of current residents can affect what assistance an animal organization is able to provide at any particular time. Contacting the sanctuary directly is therefore the appropriate way to obtain current information about its services and availability.

Thank You for Supporting the Sanctuary

Every person who learns about responsible animal rescue helps bring greater attention to the long-term work that happens after an animal reaches safety. Second Chance Farm Sanctuary’s work includes the everyday responsibilities that make sanctuary life possible from food and veterinary care to shelter, pasture, fencing, and emergency needs. Your interest in the animals and the work behind their care is sincerely appreciated.