Dreamcatcher Animal Sanctuary, Inc.

$2,483 raised by 17 donors

10% complete

$25,000 Goal

The sanctuary is open to all visitors. The children seem to connect more to the mini horses and donkeys, they aren't so Intimidated by their size, but they also see the larger horses are just as gentle.

 Our Needs

This year has been a tough year, January 10, 2026 I can't call him my dog, he was much much than that. I love this boy with ever bone in my body. Jacob was my heart, he gained his wings in my back seat trying to get him to the vet. That day we had another sheep born so I named him after Jacob and his mama, whose name is Dutchess. Named him Dacub.  Also this year I ordered a duck shed 20x26 with an awning and 2 rollup doors, and an awning for the round pen to give Dark Chocolate (the blind sheep) shelter during the day. Vet said here is nothing they can do for her. We are still needing electricity in all the sheds. Right now I am running extensions cords from the house to two of the sheds. I had 3 baby male goats banded and 4 male rams castrated, unfortunately the older ram Ramy, died a week later. Had the 3 puppies that was born last November, their mom was a rescue 3 days before her puppies were born. On August 8, 2026 we had a new baby girl donkey born (Beatrice), On Sept. Sept 1, 2026 we had a new baby boy donkey born, neither one was planned!!  I have another pregnant donkey I know for sure who is going to have a baby any day,  possible 2 more from the same jack. I'm still nursing a one month old baby girl sheep with 2 broken back legs. She goes to work with me everyday and stays in the house the rest of the time. She thinks she's a dog, she gets to wonder all through the house like the dogs do but her favorite spot is the couch  I have rescued a mama dog who was dumped by my work, 2 days later she had 3 baby girls, they are also family of the sanctuary. The white horse Snow, has to eat soaked senior feed and be on be on Drench, electrolytes and Red Cell for the rest of his life.Our feral cat has had 5 more kittens, we need donations to get the mama spayed. We still have not replaced the two swamp coolers that the farrier never brought back. We still need 3 swamp coolers. One of the female sheep has gone blind, Vet said there is nothing they can do for her so I keep her in the shed during the day while I work and let her out in the evening, so we a swamp cooler in there with her during the day for right now until the awning is delivered. The sheep are all kept in the shed a night so they need the swamp cooler is needing during the night as well when it get hot.    A need we always have is feed, we spend ($2500 a month) for feed and farrier service (hoof trimming). Farriers charge from $65.- per horse.    We have 35 horses and donkeys,17 sheep,  around 40 ducks. We are also feeding whatever needs feeding, raccoons, possum ( we leave food and water out for them).   

  Donations are "very" much needed and appreciated! All donations are spent "exclusively" for the care and maintenance of the animals.  

Mission

Dreamcatcher Animal Sanctuary, Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)3 no kill organization for abuse, neglected and unwanted animals and is run entirely by compassionate like-minded professionals who volunteer their time and resources to help save the lives and then care for these animals. We take in homeless animals and rescue horses and donkeys from kill pens. We have now also started rescuing small animals, rabbits, ducks, either as baby's or injured.

Needs

We need electricians out to install electrical to all the sheds, then install fans and heater in them. Heaters are already bought, just need an electrician.

Equity Statement

We are a nonprofit. Nonprofits do not have equity statements

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Dreamcatcher Animal Sanctuary, Inc.

Tax id (EIN)

83-2374272

Causes

Animals

Operating Budget

Less than $100,000

Counties Served

Hunt, Wise, Tarrant, Somervell, Rockwall, Parker, Palo Pinto, Navarro, Montague, Kaufman, Johnson, Hood, Grayson, Fannin, Erath, Ellis, Denton, Dallas, Cooke, Collin

BIPOC Serving

Native American

BIPOC Leadership

Executive Director/CEO

Address

826 Cambridge Place
Grand Prairie, TX 75050