New Jersey Herald MONTAGUE — The Tamerlaine Sanctuary and Preserve made history this month as the first animal rescue group in New Jersey to receive Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries accreditation. The sanctuary, on 336 acres of land on Clove Road, on March 1 became one of approximately 100 facilities worldwide to receive the GFAS honors. Tamerlaine had to meet numerous GFAS animal care standards confirmed by a visit to the site to earn the label. The designation signifies the sanctuary adheres to "standards addressing the sustainability of the organization, ethical principles, finances, staffing, education outreach, security and safety and other operational aspects," according to the federation's website.