Misfits of Oz Farm Sanctuary
Yale, OK
NEW!!!! Tier Sponsoring Options!
Want to become a sponsor, but need options? We have created a tier level of sponsorhip to offer flexibility in sponsorship options. Sponsors are the foundation of our existence and make such a huge difference in our success. Please check out our options for sponsoring and see what is best for you!
The potbelly squad enjoys their grass grazing at our beautiful new home in Oklahoma! We have worked so hard to make this dream come true, and it is so worth it seeing the happiness this space provides!
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book a private tour of misfits of oz!
Want to meet your favorite Misfits? Now is your chance!
Book a private tour for you, your friends, your family for $150 for up to five people. If you are interested in hosting a larger private event, let us know what you are thinking and we will try to accommodate!
To book a tour, email
misfitsofozfarmsanctuary@gmail.com
with a few preffered date requests and how many people you will have.
No one under 18 allowed without a parent/guardian. Waivers required for all participants. Young children must be well behaved and respectful of the animal's space.
In Loving Memory of Gianni
March 1, 2025 our lives changed forever. Gianni, the first animal to call Oz home, my best friend and the reason Misfits of Oz exists, crossed the Rainbow Bridge at the age of 13. Gianni battled epilepsy for two years, along with a collapsed trachea that just got too closed up for his airway to properly function, and he sadly left his earthly body behind. Gianni was an amazing sidekick and the first to welcome all new residents. He was an amazing road trip partner, and the most comforting friend a person or animal could ask for. We are so grateful for all the lessons and love Gianni brought to us over the years. Rest easy, sweet boy. We love you.
In Loving Memory of freddie
February 4th, 2025 we said goodbye to the most joyous little fighter we have ever known. Freddie was pure magic. He came from a situation where he was severely neglected and abused, and overcame so much, even learning to basically re-walk after the neglect took such a toll on his body. Freddie was never unhappy. He lived each day like the gift it was and brought a smile to everyone's face. He lived for belly rubs and snacks, and a nice nap in the sun. Eventually the years of neglect and testicular cancer caught up with him and we made the difficult decision to ease his pain. He is so missed and so loved. See you at the bridge, baby man.
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