Caring Fields, a 23-acre animal sanctuary in Palm City, Florida, is an affiliate of the Pegasus Foundation. The mission of Caring Fields is to provide a safe place for the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of equines and cats in need; and through education, promote a more compassionate world.

Caring Fields, which serves as a corridor for local wildlife, is designated as a wildlife sanctuary by the Humane Society of the United States Wildlife Land Trust.

The Caring Fields Animal Sanctuary has established guiding principles that reflect an overall philosophy that all forms of life warrant compassion and respect, and that human beings must strive for a world that is humane for all living things.

For furthur information, please check out either our guiding principles or ethical obligations pages.

November 1 Paws Four Cause raises $30,000 for cats

The Hobe Sound Animal Protection League (HSAPL) Paws Four Cause fundraiser drew 400 people and raised $30,0000 for HSAPL's cat rescue, spay/neuter and adoption programs.

Since HSAPL began in 2001, more than 600 feral cats have been spayed or neutered. HSAPL has also found homes for more than 400 cats.

To learn more about Hobe Sound Animal Protection League, click here.

Animal Emergency Services Workshop trains 26 attendees

On November 6 and 7, the Caring Fields Education Center hosted the Animal Emergency Services Training, a two-day workshop conducted by the American Humane Association.

The workshop was attended by firefighters, animal control officers, humane society employees, and others interested in helping animals during disasters. The workshop culminated in a mock disaster exercise that required participants to use skills learned earlier in the training.

Read about upcoming adult workshops at Caring Fields.

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