The national bird of two countries with wild populations from the Middle East to Hawaii, there's a lot to learn about Chukar Partridges.

How do you know when a donkey is happy? This blog post shares some of the things to look for, and tips to make your donkey feel relaxed.

The animal sanctuary, which cares for neglected & abused farm animals and rehabilitates wildlife, has helped more than 1,000 animals.

The Rhode Show shares ways to get ready for the holiday season while giving back.

What does a farm animal sanctuary have to do with fish? Learn more about the Japanese koi rescued from New England's worst cruelty case.

Pig jaws are STRONG! Their bite forces have been known to reach 200-300 Psi and watermelons and pumpkins are no match for Jack and Diane.

Whether it's camouflage for survival or just a fresh set of feathers, many animals change their appearances to match the seasons.

Have you ever looked closely at a sheep's coat? Do they have wool, hair, or both? Learn more by getting to know West Place's sheep rescues.

Although chickens have exceptional eyesight, they also have some unique characteristics. Learn how chickens see the world.

Welcome to Fur, Feathers & Fins, the official blog of West Place Animal Sanctuary!

West Place lands on the front page of the Newport Daily News during the Land Rover Above & Beyond Service Awards.

West Place arose out of tragedy to aid animals recovering from abuse & neglect. Now the nonprofit has a chance to be honored with an award.

Public voting in the Animal Welfare category open through Monday, June 28.

Man charged with abandoning terrier twice in two days, once on Lloyd's Beach, then in Mystic, Conn.

As the lost dog shelter for the towns of Tiverton and Little Compton, West Place Animal Sanctuary worked with authorities to seek justice.

For Wendy Taylor, it began with an old Victorian and a love for animals.

A letter to the editor about a chance encounter with the most memorable Bobbert.

Resident greeter (often with kisses), ambassador, and entertainer, Bobbert had become the face of West Place Animal Sanctuary.

The South Coast of New England boasts a wide variety of non-profits. Learn more about why we're located here and what makes us thrive.

Thanks to OnlyInYourState for posting an article on us. As we always say, it's the coolest when we get press that we didn't even know we...

We are SO proud of Wendy for being the recipient of the "Best Friends Award" from the Rhode Island Veterinary Medical Association. This...

HIG - "For over 17 years we have been proud to work with West Place Animal Sanctuary and their Executive Director, Wendy Taylor. Today...

-by Wendy Taylor, Executive Director I received a call from a realtor who wanted to do a piece on us. In all honesty, we've had SO many...

We were happy to hear from the ASPCA when they reached out to us...and it wasn't for another cruelty case or request to take in more...