Save these dates!

1. We will have a table at VegFest in Novi, Michigan at the Suburban Collection Showplace on Sunday April 24. More details will be announced shortly.
2. We will be hosting our Spring Social and Open House on Sunday May 15 with details to be announced in the near future.
3. We will be hosting our second Humane Fair and Open House on Sunday August 14th with details to be announced in the near future.
4. We will be hosting our annual silent auction and vegan banquet with the date and details to be announced once details have been worked out.  We are looking for items to be donated for this fundraising event.  Please contact banquet@sashafarm.org if you have new, cruelty-free items that you would like to donate.  We are accepting donations now!

Tour Dates for 2016 

• Sunday April 17 (Full!)
• Sunday June 19
• Sunday July 10
• Sunday September 18.

• Please RSVP to Bob at bob@sashafarm.org or call him on his cell at (248) 842-5447.
• The tours will begin at 11:00 am and conclude no later than 2:00 pm.
• We are again asking for a suggested donation of $10.00 per person.
• If you want more information from board member and tour guide Bob Harvie, please email him at bob@sashafarm.org or call him on his cell at (248) 842-5447.

• Sunday April 17 (Full!)
• Sunday June 19
• Sunday July 10
• Sunday September 18.

• Please RSVP to Bob at bob@sashafarm.org or call him on his cell at (248) 842-5447.
• The tours will begin at 11:00 am and conclude no later than 2:00 pm.
• We are again asking for a suggested donation of $10.00 per person.
• If you want more information from board member and tour guide Bob Harvie, please email him at bob@sashafarm.org or call him on his cell at (248) 842-5447.

No matter how long an animal is with you, in your heart it is never long enough.  We were surprised and saddened this week to lose a true animal hero, our Stevie.  When Stevie first came to SASHA two years ago, our caretakers quickly realized his special qualities.  Born blind, he surely had his challenges, but with affection and proper care his personality bloomed into that of a confident and fun-loving cow.  Visitors to the sanctuary asked many questions about how he managed without sight and were awed by his abilities, lingering to watch him roam his yard and take in the attention he loved so much.  He was a teacher, helping people to understand the amazing ways animals adapt and overcome their challenges.

After his passing, we learned that Stevie had an underlying health condition which did not provide outward signs or symptoms.  True to his nature, he simply approached each day as he wished, embracing his friends, his veggie treats, and his determination.  He passed peacefully.

Stevie’s life was short, but meaningful.  While our hearts are heavy with sadness, they are also full of the wonderful moments we shared with him.  If you have a special memory of Stevie we hope that you will share that memory on our Facebook page and help us to celebrate his life.