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Sanctuaries in Alachua County provide refuge to farm animals in need.

Vegan Farmer’s Moo-ket delights North Florida residents Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary hosted a vegan farmer’s market on Sunday with several vendors and an opportunity to bond with the sanctuary’s animals Attendees pet and fed the animals at the Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary on Sunday afternoon. About 15 minutes north from the University of Florida, taste buds rejoiced Sunday afternoon at the Farmer’s Moo-ket. From pickled garlic to plant-based Oreo flavored macaroons, attendees perused the variety of options vendors offered. The farmer’s market, hosted by ...

“Buddy, I would say, beauty caught the beast is what I’m saying," said Benecchi. Buddy’s bold escape from the local meat processing facility this summer caused quite the stir on social media. The police department documented the months-long search on Facebook. “Everything they did to bring this to a safe resolution, I just can’t say more about this community,” said Benecchi. To help police with the hunt, people donated almost $8,500 to help feed, catch, and free the beefalo. “We all came together for an animal and now he’s not going to be slaughtered or anything. Just living o...

'Buddy' the beefalo finds new home in Gainesville Plymouth Police said Thursday that the beefalo was no longer roaming in the wild. His new home will be a sanctuary farm in Gainesville, Fl. Author: Shara Taylor (FOX61) Updated: 7:30 PM EDT April 15, 2021 PLYMOUTH, Connecticut — "Buddy" the beefalo will move on to new pastures. Plymouth Police said Thursday that the beefalo was no longer roaming in the wild.  His new home will be a sanctuary farm in Gainesville, Fl. “This was the feel-good story we’ve all been waiting for, in times of COVID and a lot of ...

“Buddy, I would say, beauty caught the beast is what I’m saying," said Benecchi. Buddy’s bold escape from the local meat processing facility this summer caused quite the stir on social media. The police department documented the months-long search on Facebook. “Everything they did to bring this to a safe resolution, I just can’t say more about this community,” said Benecchi. To help police with the hunt, people donated almost $8,500 to help feed, catch, and free the beefalo. “We all came together for an animal and now he’s not going to be slaughtered or anything. Just living o...