Visit the Sanctuary

Experience the stories, personalities, and second chances that make On Golden Rescue a truly special place.
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WHY VISIT OGR

More Than a Visit. It’s an Experience That Matters.

Every visit helps support our mission and gives our animals the love, care, and future they deserve.

Public Tours

Join us for a guided tour through our beautiful sanctuary and meet the incredible residents who call On Golden Rescue home. You’ll learn their stories, share special moments, and leave inspired.

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$15 – $25

$25/adult – $15/child
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UP TO 25 PEOPLE

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1.5 - 2 / HOURS

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COST:

$25/adult
$15/child (12 and under)

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CAPACITY:

Flexible

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TIME:

11am and 2pm

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DAYS:

Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays
Must book at least 72 hours in advance

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LENGTH:

1.5 – 2 hours

*lf the day you wish to visit OGR is not available, please reach out to us directly via phone or email.

Field Trips

Our field trips offer students in grades K-12 a unique, hands-on experience with animal residents, our facilities, and the important work we do to provide lifelong care. For more information, email larry@ongoldenrescue.org.

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$10

PER STUDENT (TEACHERS FREE)
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GRADES / K – 12

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1.5 - 2 / HOURS

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COST:

$10/per person
(Teachers and aids are free)

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CAPACITY:

Up to 30 people

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TIME:

Best time for you

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DAYS:

Monday – Friday
Must book at least 72 hours in advance

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LENGTH:

1.5 – 2 hours

*lf the day you wish to visit OGR is not available, please reach out to us directly via phone or email.
FAQ & Plan Your Visit

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to make a reservation to visit?
Yes. All visits must be during one of our tours, field trips, or celebrations. See above for links to purchase tickets.

Visitors are led by a trained tour guide from barn to barn and enter the pastures and yards with some of the residents. During the tour, visitors hear the residents’ stories, and facts about each species. Questions are encouraged!

The tour is over 14 acres on flat ground with occasional uneven terrain. Depending on the time of the year, the pastures may be muddy. Please wear appropriate shoes. We encourage individuals with disabilities who may have special accommodation requests to contact us prior to booking. We want all of our visitors to have a safe and positive experience and will do our best to provide a reasonable accommodation.


Many of our animals are on special diets. Please do not bring any food during a visit to the sanctuary. We may on occasion hand you a treat and show you how to feed it to the animals. 


For the safety and comfort of our rescued animals, staff, volunteers, and visitors, dogs and other animals are not allowed on any part of the sanctuary grounds.

Registered service animals are the only exception to this rule and must be kept on-leash at all times. Contacting us in advance is strongly encouraged to assist us in preparing appropriate accommodations for the service animal upon arrival.


On Golden Rescue is closed to the public at all other times. Our staff is working 7 days a week and we cannot accommodate drop-ins. We are not open to visitors outside of the specified tours times and special events listed on our website. If you would like to tour the sanctuary during a time outside of our listed tour and visitor dates, please fill out an inquiry form and we will work with you to schedule a time that accommodates your schedule. 


For any additional questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us at larry@ongoldenrescue.org. We look forward to sharing our sanctuary with you and creating a memorable experience that supports our mission to provide a loving home for these deserving animals.

Join us at On Golden Rescue Sanctuary and witness the transformative power of compassion and care. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of these remarkable animals.