A home for animals who survived the system.

Sweet Peace Farm Sanctuary

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal sanctuary in southeast PA providing care, rehabilitation, and respect to our residents since 2021.

Our Mission

Sweet Peace Farm Sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates discarded farmed animals while educating the public to inspire compassion and a cultural shift toward justice and moral consideration for all animals.

Our Actions

1. Provide rehabilitation and lifelong sanctuary for farmed animals

2. Give a second chance to cats in urgent situations

3. Carry out lifesaving rescue missions for abandoned domestic ducks

In the News

Rooster Named Creamsicle Loves to Dance After Being Rescued From Pennsylvania Cockfighting Ring

April 22nd, 2026

When authorities broke up a major cockfighting operation in Pennsylvania in 2025, they found around 300 chickens that had been forced into fighting. Charges numbering more than 300 were filed related to…

Hispanic man faces more than 100 charges after bust of massive cockfighting ring

September 26th, 2025

Facing over 100 charges, including felonies and misdemeanors, a Hispanic man appeared in court for his alleged involvement in a massive cockfighting ring. The preliminary hearing could be the first step toward a landmark animal cruelty trial…

Tame ducks rescued from icy Dauphin County pond after being dumped

December 4th, 2024

Two domesticated ducks abandoned at a Dauphin County park got trapped in ice Sunday and needed to be rescued by volunteers in a kayak.

Both ducks were in a critical state, suffering from malnutrition…

Sweet Peace Farm Sanctuary: Saving animals and changing hearts

June 6th, 2023

The five dollars you spend on your everyday latte could be spent on an entirely different Latte. That’s Latte with a capital ‘L’ and the name of a newly-rescued duck who is currently receiving medical treatment and care at Sweet Peace Farm Sanctuary…

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