Tomorrow Tomorrow Sanctuary and Healing Center

I've been searching for some caring animal sanctuaries/shelters in our area to bring the kids to visit. We wanted to get our two and three year old a little more comfortable with animals and give our ten and eleven year old an opportunity to spend time with some. Our older kids love animals and have wanted their own for so long but we just haven't been in a position to adopt. We love all animals and want them to be able to enjoy them as well. Our older two would love to work with animals one day and have even asked to volunteer somewhere when they are old enough. So today we went on Google and ended up finding this sanctuary and are so happy that we did. First let me just say that Corey and Kaitlyn are extremely friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Even though it was a tad later in the d

Truly the most tranquil, authentic, and beautiful farm. The animals are so friendly and sweet, you can tell how much they’re loved because the goats act like dogs and come running to you! The owner Micheal is the sweetest man and loves his animals. Not only can you camp there, but they offer horseback riding lessons too! Always a blast stopping by.

We stopped by to visit today. Michael the owner is a kind, funny and selfless person. What he does to help children with disabilities and what he does for the animals that are tossed away when people have no need for them is truly what the definition of caring is.

The owner, Mike, and his animals have helped me and my neurodiverse family over many years. It’s a great place to visit.

One of the best experiences of my life. Mike, the farm owner, is a great person and will tell you many stories about animals on the farm, his life, and the farm itself. You can play with goats and horses, feed them, pat them, and enjoy their company! Best place on Earth, please please stop by!!