Welcome to our Website
Our Mission:
Our mission is to assure compassionate and humane treatment of all animals in our community; to help animals and owners in need of our assistance; to speak for animals with love, compassion and justice. To honor our animals and those who take care of them.

We will provide
Honor Sanctuary Animal Rescue will provide a loving state of the art environment for animals to live out their lives; to provide adoptions and foster homes; low cost and free spaying and neutering; education for all animal owners and the community. Honor Sanctuary Animal Rescue will speak for the animals, for their protection and welfare. Our work will be to uphold the laws that protect animals, help enact and enforce better laws and reach out to all who need help with their animals.

Meet Lily The name "Lily" means "of the water", and her story is a remarkable one. Lily came to the Honor Sanctuary a few weeks ago, rescued from people who were trying to drown her at the time. Lily had a broken jaw, injured teeth and some deep scarring on her legs. She is only 6 - 8 months old, and yet, despite her obvious mistreatment, she is a lover. Honor Sanctuary has taken in this wonderful dog to get her the treatment she needs. Click here to read Lily's full story. To help Lily and many other homeless animals in need of medical attention, donate to Lily's Fund by clicking the button below. Rescued from dog fighting...Where are they now? The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and PETA wanted to add the ultimate insult (death) to a life of injury (dog-fighting) for the dog victims of Michael Vick. Despite the recommendations of HSUS and PETA that they be killed, prosecutors allowed the dogs to go to No Kill adoption groups all over the country. They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. And these pictures say it all. Where are they now? Click here to view a photo montage. (There is nothing graphic here, the photographs are pure joy.) Reno News Gazette writer Mark Robison put it best: "PETA and the Humane Society of the United States lobbied to have all of the pit bulls killed. These organizations really need to be shamed for promoting death instead of life for rescued animals; their opposition to no-kill efforts is simply inexcusable." To read more about Pit Bulls, click here.