Cracker Box Palace is our farm animal shelter. We are the only shelter for farm animals in our area, working with county and local humane societies to take in animals subject to abuse or neglect, and …

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Cracker Box Palace is our no-kill farm animal shelter, the only one of its kind in the Wayne County area. We are a haven for farm animals who need shelter and care as they recover from illness, neglect or …

Jan 11, 2022 · We get asked quite a bit about where the name Cracker Box Palace came from. There is a short version at the history link but there is more to the story. Our part of the tail goes back to …

Cracker Box Palace at Alasa Farms is a farm animal refuge and santuary. We have animals available for adoption and others that are lifetime residents due to specific care needs.

In spring 2001, Cracker Box Palace officially opened as a nonprofit shelter. The list of residents had expanded from horses to include geese, ducks, chickens, peacocks, rabbits, goats, sheep, alpaca, …

The organization handed the larger mission was a familiar one: Cracker Box Palace, the nonprofit that had been leasing space at the farm for its long standing large animal shelter.

Cracker Box Palace is the only shelter in its region committed to the care and protection of large and farm animals: horses, cows, pigs, goats, sheep, geese, chickens, rabbits and more.

Betty is blind in both eyes and came to Cracker Box Palace when a good samaritan took her in after her blindness made her useless to her Amish Farm home. Now a companion horse, she is an easy …

Cracker Box Palace at Alasa Farms is registered as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. All contributions to Cracker Box Palace are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.