BIG OAKS RESCUE FARM
EIN 80-0765413 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
BIG OAKS RESCUE FARM is A RESCUE and SANCTUARY to PREVENT SUFFERING of EQUINES and OTHER FARM ANIMALS. OUR GOALS ARE to PROVIDE A RESCUE and SANCTUARY for HORSES and OTHER FARM ANIMALS WHO HAVE BEEN, or ARE IN DANGER of BECOMING, ABUSED or NEGLECTED. WE WORK to PROVIDE THEM WITH A SECOND CHANCE of LOVE, HEALTH, and to ADOPT THEM OUT to A LOVING HOME. WE ALSO PROMOTE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT ANIMAL CARE and WELFARE ISSUES to THE COMMUNITY. WE ALSO PROMOTE HUMANE TREATMENT and PREVENT ABUSE and NEGLECT of ANIMALS. THERE WERE A TOTAL of 290 ANIMALS CARED for AT BIG OAKS RESCUE FARM IN 2025. EXPENSES INCURED AS THE DIRECT CARE of THESE RESCUED ANIMALS INCLUDED IN FORM 990EZ, PART1, LINE 17, for A TOTAL of $142297
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2014
- Location
- 809 TOWNSEND RD E, HODGES, SC 29653-9131
- County
- Greenwood
- In care of
- % JOSEPH C MANN