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CEDARVILLE, N.J. (WPVI) — In this edition of One Tank Trips, we’re taking you to a farm that provides a safe home for some 300 abused, neglected, or injured animals from across the region.
It’s called Freedom Farm. It sits on 43 acres in Cedarville, Cumberland County.
It’s all thanks to a New Jersey family who began fostering dogs, but quickly realized they had more love to give.
Freedom Farm Animal Rescue is a nonprofit animal sanctuary dedicated to rescuing neglected, abused, abandoned and homeless animals in Cedarville, South Jersey.
Jamie Castano and his wife started it in 2014.
Home to 300 animals ranging from abused cockfighting roosters to retired horses, cows, turkeys, chickens, 30 pigs, a senior donkey aged 30, and more!
They often work with state and local police and the local prosecutor’s office and have received animals from dairy and other farms to take in retired or injured animals, livestock and pets.
Action News photographer Tom Kretschmer takes us there.
Freedom Farm info:
Hours: Saturdays from 10am to 2pm.
Email: freedomfarmanimalrescue@gmail.com.
Phone number: 609-442-4005.
Address:
Freedom Farm
229 Newport Road
Cedarville, NJ 08311
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