Local Animal Advocacy Organizations
Sanctuary Brewing Company is proud to work with the following local shelters and advocacy groups.
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue - Brother Wolf is the largest No Kill shelter in North Carolina and is voted #1 Animal Shelter, #1 Place to Volunteer, and #1 Not-for-Profit year after year in WNC.
Brother Wolf routinely cares for over 500 dogs and cats in its 10,000 sq ft Adoption Center and Foster Network.
Brother Wolf routinely cares for over 500 dogs and cats in its 10,000 sq ft Adoption Center and Foster Network.
Boxer Butts & Other Mutts - Committed to rescuing dogs that are in dire need of help. BBOM strives to create a "Rescue Family" that includes many positive people that are willing to help them achieve their goals. Family members include adopters, fosters, cross posters, volunteers, educators and anyone that seeks the same rewards of saving the lives of animals.
Friends For Life Forever Farm - The Friends for Life mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home senior and special needs companion animals. Compassion for, and a commitment to, these special animals is paramount in their philosophy.
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Full Moon Farm - An organization dedicated to the well being of the wolfdog (wolf hybrid). Full Moon Farm provides a safe haven for animals that cannot be placed into homes for the rest of their lives.
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Animal Haven of Asheville - A dedicated group of people with the goal of providing
protection and refuge to homeless and abused animals. They provide shelter, veterinary care, and rehabilitation for life, or until someone like you comes and adopts one of our animals. Although their emphasis is on farm animals, they also have cats and dogs that desperately need a home. 
Earthshine Nature Programs - Founded in 2010 by naturalist Steve O'Neil. Their mission is to provide a unique learning environment and opportunities for everyone that will foster a lasting interest, respect, love and hopefully greater conservation of wildlife, wild places, and our fragile shared environment.
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The Turtle Hospital - Opened its doors 1986 with four main goals: 1) rehab injured sea turtles and return them to their natural habitat, 2) educate the public through outreach programs and visit local schools, 3) conduct and assist with research aiding to sea turtles (in conjunction with state universities), and 4) work toward environmental legislation making the beaches and water safe and clean for sea turtles.
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