West Place Animal Sanctuary among two dozen non-profit organizations receiving support from the Rhode Island Foundation.

During baby wildlife season, it's important to know when NOT to rescue. If you discover a baby rabbit or a nest, DO NOT TOUCH OR DISTURB!

Following the devastating avian flu tragedy in October, West Place is once again opening their gates to domestic birds.

"As much as losing our birds hurt us, and devastated us, we can't let it stop us," said Wendy Taylor of West Place Animal Sanctuary.

West Place founder and executive director Wendy Taylor talks turkey and highlights memorable sanctuary residents.

Providence Business News honors Wendy Taylor with a 2022 Leaders & Achievers Award.

Now in its 15th year, West Place Animal Sanctuary has a storybook feel.

West Place Animal Sanctuary is enacting safety precautions to protect our domestic birds from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

Ever seen a duck or goose with wings sticking out at odd angles? Angel wing is a deformity that is often caused by humans. Learn more.

The funding was part of nearly $500,000 awarded to local animal welfare organizations, and will pay for food and medical costs.

West Place Animal Sanctuary in Tiverton, RI, receives grant to provide food and medial care to a variety of farm animals and wildlife.

West Place Animal Sanctuary in Tiverton receives grant for food and medical care.

Potter League For Animals, CoyoteSmarts, and West Place Animal Sanctuary win share of nearly $500,000 in grants for animal welfare programs.

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

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