Our sanctuary is located on 27 acres of forested land on San Juan Island, Washington

  • Heaven on Earth provides a loving final stop for farmed animals who are ready to retire and for rescue animals who need a safe home. Click right for more --->

  • We are located on 27 acres with majestic Cedar and Douglas fir trees, surrounded by the Salish Sea of the Pacific Northwest. Painting by Andy Pham. --->

  • Five ponds provide fresh water and lots of swimming opportunities for our feathered friends. -->

  • Custom sized shelters in each pasture provide warmth, protection from the elements, safety, and room to snuggle. -->

  • The sanctuary is designed to keep our residents safe, comfortable, well fed, and really happy. -->

  • Giant Cedar and Douglas Fir trees surround the animals, providing shade and clean air. -->

  • Our sanctuary team is always on the lookout for situations that need creative and sometimes quick solutions. -->

  • Meal time is twice a day for all residents, including our resident Crow and Raven protectors. -->

  • Everyone helps in daily cleanup. -->

  • The "middle pond" is a favorite afternoon bathing spot. -->

  • Creative play structures for those who still have energy. -->

  • We honor routines for all animals, including things like bowl colors and exact feeding spots. -->

Programs

  • goat feeding

    Animal Visits & Tours

    By appointment only for visits with our animal residents. Please Contact us

  • Kids and sheep

    Kids Camps

    Coming summer of 2025 in collaboration with Island Rec of San Juan Island.

  • painting of farm

    Artist in Residence

    Paint “en plein air” in the forest or in a pasture. Interested artists, please Contact us

  • trails in woods

    Retreats & Workshops

    Rolling start in summer of 2024, with a special facility as part of the master plan’s design. Goat yoga?

  • Equine Program

    Rescue, retirement and therapy horse program in design. Including workshops, retreats and sessions.

  • Events

    Special facility for events in the sanctuary’s forest is part of the master plan’s design.