Cornville, AZ
Little Orphan Animals is an animal sanctuary in Cornville, Arizona, built on land nestled along Oak Creek, a tributary of the Verde River. Founder Nancy Nenad turned her family's ranch into a sanctuary after a lifelong love of rescuing animals, and the property is now home to dozens of rescued animals ranging from tropical birds to longhorn cattle and even a zebra named Poncho. The sanctuary's mission is to provide love, care, and food so these animals can live out the rest of their lives in peace, supported by a small team handling animal care, land maintenance, and veterinary needs, including a volunteer veterinarian on the team. Little Orphan Animals is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that relies on donations and volunteers to cover costs like property upkeep, feed, farrier services, and veterinary care.
Fill out the adoption application and reach out to Little Orphan Animals Inc via vulturen@aol.com or contact at (602) 692-3411.
Fill out the adoption application and reach out to Little Orphan Animals Inc via vulturen@aol.com or contact at (602) 692-3411.
A wide range, including tropical birds, longhorn cattle, and even a zebra named Poncho, along with other rescued animals on the Cornville property.
It relies on donations and volunteers to cover costs like property upkeep, feed, farrier services, and veterinary care.
On a ranch along Oak Creek, a tributary of the Verde River, in Cornville, Arizona.
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