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Quality-of-Life, No-Kill, Free-Roam Animal Sanctuary

Creative Acres Animal Sanctuary is a quality-of-life, no-kill, free-roam animal sanctuary. We do this on a case-by-case basis. We do this by taking animals in and also by giving advice and solutions. We teach people how to keep their animals and how to adopt them out themselves.
Unlike other shelters, we will not promise to do our best by taking in every animal for evaluation only to deem it unadoptable and destroy it. We do believe in accountability and education
We started in 1987, and sadly, we are the only quality-of-life, no-kill, free-roam animal sanctuary. You may say, "No, many places say they are no kill." That is because you have been lied to and manipulated. Read this website and tell us if we are wrong — We would love to be wrong. Tell us the place, and we would like to work with them. And if they truly are a place that cares for animals, they would want to work with us. We can teach you how to ask questions on how to find out their true policies and procedures. Since 1987, we have had a 99.99% success rate. We have helped millions of animals through hands-on and educating the public, making them aware of the need to make changes in other animal entities.
We pride ourselves on the fact that when we do accept an animal, we are dedicated to providing a lifetime commitment. For example, when an animal comes to us and is considered unadoptable at other shelters for reasons such as behavior, we will have the compassion to take the time to train the animal. If an animal comes to us in a poor medical condition, we will put forth the cost and use the resources of our knowledge to rehabilitate the animal in whatever time is required, whether it be a few hours or a few years. When an animal has made a full recovery and would be comfortable being adopted rather than remaining at the sanctuary, we will make the effort to find them a loving home.
Did you know Creative Acres Animal Sanctuary was the first shelter to put a pacemaker in a dog, take a tumor out of a gerbil, and have the biggest love affair between a chicken and a pig?
We have also helped a lot of people, such as disabled individuals, high-risk children, the elderly, military personnel, and terminally ill people. Read more on our website.
This is our new website, and all the information has not been updated or added. If you need to contact us, all the contact information is in the header. We would love to hear from you and get you started on how you can help, either with a donation or educating the public. It is believed that 99.00% of animal entities are not doing their job. This website is important not just to learn about us but to learn how you can make a difference when you donate money. You will be able to determine whether your money is going to a good shelter or a bad shelter.
There has been more corruption and incompetence in the animal world than ever before.
Don’t be fooled. This is a multi-million money-making business. This corruption includes shelters, rescues, and sanctuaries, but also in the veterinarian community and others like corporations, media, and politicians, all making money for themselves while making themselves look good by spreading misinformation. On the other hand, some of these corporations and politicians, like you, were not aware. Some ignore the issues or get disillusioned and walk away. Some are embarrassed for supporting that entity and get stubborn. And some, we hope, who read this website become aware and do something. Most do not, and we need to change that. These bad animal entities do not work alone. They talk and plan with each other on how to say things. It is very professional and goes from state to state. Our founder knows what goes on behind the scenes since they wanted her to be part of it. Learn more through the website and read news articles about her fight to get the truth out.
Many animal entities ask for your money while they have millions and get paid high salaries and benefits, even though they have not achieved their goals. You're donating to failure. Some have money in off-shore accounts. Some have money in investments but tell you it is urgent that you donate or the animals will suffer. A lot have very rich and influential people, like billionaires and millionaires, on their boards of directors. If they are that worried about the urgent needs of their animals, they should take a pay cut and ask those board members to donate a lot. Our motto: "Make the animals rich, not the people."
A new campaign is about to come out from the other shelters to tell the public to donate to the shelters because there is no more room and not enough community support. That has been the old excuse for years. The problem is that these animal entities are corrupt and/or incompetent. The animal world is also made up of people with very large egos. Many want to look like heroes, and you believe them because who would think that someone in their position would not do their job? They rely on emotional blackmail. They play with words and phrases.
Trainers without knowledge give poor advice while you pay a high price, not only in money but also when you may feel like you have no choice except to get rid of the animal or kill them because you did not get a good result and you thought you went to an expert. Read more on the website.
For example:
All those commercials that you see on TV and stories you hear from these groups showing the rescues. They fail to tell you that they take them from one place to another. They then evaluate them to deem if they are adoptable or unadoptable. If they are unadoptable, they are usually killed. You will not find out the truth. There is no oversight.
You may wonder, "Why don't they just fix the problem?" In their mindset, there will be no money coming in without a problem. Our mindset is to fix the problem and solve more. In some places, their egos will not allow them to have an open mind for better ideas.
Here is part of the plan:
First, we need to have a clear understanding of the policies and procedures of each entity. Get the incompetent and liars out of that organization unless they are willing to accept, learn, and change. When it comes to puppy mills, they say the animals are in such poor condition, so why are there no police reports of animal cruelty? Some say puppy mills are just bad breeders. If true, then work on making the laws stronger. Once again, it is important to identify what a puppy mill is and what a bad breeder is. Puppy mills should be illegal under most states' animal cruelty laws. If not, we need to find those states and change the law. Find out what is in your state. Let's start. And since breeders are here to stay, we need to have higher standards and better laws about them. Check their taxes. It is a business, so are they operating correctly? They make a lot of money.
To ensure this
Our founder, Maxine, has been a part of legislation for years. She came up with this bill called "The Animal Standards and Disclosure Act." This bill would require entities to disclose all steps, such as what medicals they did, who they reached out to, and more. To set higher standards, not only in rescues and sanctuaries. But in the veterinarian, trainers, and other categories.
We also want to work on exposing fake low-cost veterinarian places and how to make more true ones. There are many donations going here also.
Creative Acres Animal Sanctuary has set the standards high. Please do not be so concerned about the people taking care of the animals and their excuses. Worry about the animals. Just because they are a non-profit does not mean they are not making a profit. And just because they are non-profits does not excuse them for being incompetent. In any other business, you would not give your money for bad service.
Read the website. We will be adding a lot more. Remember, we have many animals to care for, so we got to go. Getting the word out will not help just one animal but millions.
Contact us with your complaints, concerns about other places, and ideas.
Donate to Creative Acres Animal Sanctuary through PayPal on this website via the donation button on the top of each page, or call us at 303-659-4792 for a credit card donation. You can also go online and donate through ColoradoGives.org, or send your donation to P.O. Box 1143, Brighton, CO 80601. Contact Information: Maxine, (303) 659-4792 creativeacre@aol.com