Every birth comes with risks, my friend. The same goes for farmed animals like our precious Immaculee.

When Immaculee the alpaca was born, it was cause for celebration… and terror.

Her leg was mangled. It couldn’t be saved. Her owners made the difficult but life-saving decision to amputate her leg, so Immaculee grew up with only three legs.

Immaculee the tripod alpaca is in her golden years. At 15 years old, she’s the oldest alpaca in our herd.

But the strain on her remaining limbs started risking her quality of life. This makes her extremely vulnerable.

You see, the cost of caring for any senior animal is high – but Immaculee’s cost of care is even higher.

I’ll be blunt: Immaculee’s bills are extremely expensive. And that’s why she needs your help before the deadline:

Immaculee needs a special diet ($), expensive medicine to keep her painful joints healthy ($$$), and constant veterinary care ($$$$$).

We refuse to let Immaculee suffer – especially in her final years. Together, we can continue to give her the love and care she deserves. Make your most generous gift before the deadline.

We’ve spent $20,000 on her medical care so far… and as a senior alpaca, those expenses will continue to grow.

And, it’s not just Immaculee’s joints that require urgent care. Her spirit does, too.

Because Immaculee can’t keep up with the herd these days, she ends up spending time all alone… putting her at risk of depression.

That’s why we’re building a new area so Immaculee and other special needs residents can get exactly what they need: specialized care in a safe, special needs-friendly environment AND more social time with other residents they can keep up with.

But friend, right now, we just don’t have these bills paid, and we’re up against a deadline to get it funded.

Help us raise $20,000 by November 25 (the day before Thanksgiving!) to help build our special needs area and care for the residents of Full Circle. Immaculee and ALL of our residents will be thankful for YOU!

Thanks for chipping in whatever you can.

Courtney Perez

Interim Executive Director

Full Circle Farm Sanctuary