April Animal Snuggle and Sanctuary Tour!

What could be better than a beautiful spring day surrounded by rescued animals of 23 different species? Are you ready to have the best time snuggling SO MANY animals who are so happy to see you? You’ll have access to pens and pastures to meet all the snuggly animals who call Broken Shovels their forever home, with their caretakers nearby to tell you all about them. The Creole Vegan will be here, offering delicious food. We are also offering a limited (15 spots only!) VIP ticket experience with this event. The VIP experience is $20 in addition to the ticket price and gets you early entrance to the sanctuary to help the caretakers feed breakfast to our large goat herd. Afterward, there will be a short Q&A session while you enjoy a delectable cinnamon roll breakfast, provided by The Magical Vegan Bakery. Come out and have the greatest day making meaningful connections with some of the sweetest animals in Colorado, rescued from neglect, hoarding, abandonment and slaughter. A great time for all ages! WHEN: Saturday, April 13, 11am-12:30pm Food truck items available are additional to the ticket price. * No food or drink for animals or humans may be brought to this event. * Tickets are NON REFUNDABLE. If the event is cancelled due to severe weather, the event will be rescheduled or you may use your ticket at a future event. * This event begins at 11am and lasts until 12:30pm. We cannot accommodate late arrivals. * Each guest must have a ticket, regardless of age. * No companion animals are allowed at the sanctuary, in cars or on leashes, under any circumstances. * Be sure to whitelist brokenshovels@gmail.com to your email to ensure you receive your receipt, tickets, etc. Visitor Guidelines: Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary is a safe place for animals rescued from abuse, neglect, slaughter and exploitation. We do not breed or sell animals. Occasionally, animals are rescued already pregnant and they and their children will live out their lives here, never to be separated, sold or used. This place is not a petting zoo. Although the animals love being pet and loved by our visitors, they are not here to be entertainment, but to enjoy meaningful interaction with caring guests. You have been invited into our animals safe space. We expect you to treat them with kindness and respect. You are visiting their home; they are not here for human entertainment. Not every animal is going to be friendly. Please leave them alone if they do not want attention. Understand that there are animals here in various stages of recovery from injury or illness. We work with a vast network of veterinary specialists that provide the best care for the animals. Your perception of conditions of what is considered acceptable may not actually be in the best interest of the animal or parallel what our care-taking priorities are. We welcome any questions you have about the animals. Please follow posted rules for the safety and comfort of the animals and other visitors.