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Florida Couple Grows Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary to 420 Acres
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What Happened?
Erin and Chris Amerman transformed a 210-acre farm in Florida into Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary, now spanning 420 acres and housing over 180 rescued animals.
Key points
- Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary started in 2016 with three cows.
- The sanctuary now spans three properties totaling 420 acres.
- It is home to over 180 animals, including cows, donkeys, and pigs.
- 125 acres are dedicated to wildlife conservation.
- The Amermans previously owned a 200-acre ranch called Critter Hills.
- In 2021, the sanctuary rescued around 40 cows from a neglect case.
Key insights
- The sanctuary's growth reflects increasing awareness and support for animal welfare.
- Monthly tours aim to educate the public about the needs of farmed animals.
- The Amermans' commitment highlights the sacrifices made for animal rescue efforts.
Why it matters
The sanctuary promotes compassion for animals and encourages people to consider plant-based diets.
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Erin Amerman· PersonChris Amerman· PersonCritter Creek Farm Sanctuary· OrganizationFlorida· State
Source
Times of India
