Goldilocks Farm Sanctuary in need of donations
Workers say fewer visitors of late means fewer donations.
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May 11, 2023, 9:42 PM
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Updated 442 days ago
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4h ago An animal sanctuary that became a popular escape during the pandemic is now looking for some support.
Nearly every animal at Goldilocks Farm Sanctuary was rescued from somewhere.
During COVID, workers say support was overwhelming, but there have been fewer visitors as of late, and with that comes fewer donations.
News 12 Connecticut's Suzanne Goldklang takes viewers to Goldilocks Farm Sanctuary.
