This Sanctuary Has Over 200 Rescued Animals!
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JaneUnchainedNews LIVE at Sweet Olive Farm in Winterville, Georgia! The founders of this beautiful animal sanctuary, Kat and Susan, have over 200 rescued animals on the property! Come explore the property with Sarah Segal as she gets up close with some of the four-legged residents.

A potbelly pig is how their whole farm animal rescue journey began!
Kat and Susan originally rented this farm to get an escape from midtown, Atlanta. They had too many dogs so animal control came to give them a license for their dogs. When they came, they asked them to take in a rescued potbelly pig. Kat and Susan agreed and when they went to pick up the pig animal control got them to take a rooster too. Next thing you know, they were the go-to place for all of the animal control’s farm animal rescues. Now, they run this beautiful sanctuary that has also been a nonprofit since 2015. The sanctuary got its name from one of their rescue dogs, Olive, who was actually not so sweet!

This goat looks like she’s ready to play!

We’re sure there’s no sleeping in with this guy!

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Sarah Segal reports for JaneUnchained News Network
Photos courtesy of Sarah Segal.
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