After fire kills 20 animals, Amherst County sanctuary begins rebuilding
âI think your house is on fire,â they told her. Bart, who had been staying less than half a mile away from her Amherst County home with her mother, began frantically dressing as more phone calls came in. âAnd I get back over to the sanctuary and the house was totally engulfed,â Bart remembered. Bart, a former Sweet Briar College professor, left her comfortable and clean office job 17 years ago to start Sanctuary Farm Everlasting Care, a safe haven for rescued animals of all kinds. Only recently had she applied to become a 501c(3) nonprofit. Now smoke, flames and debris had...
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