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TRANQUILITY TRAIL ANIMAL SANCTUARY INC

AZ · EIN 263414329 · $159K rev · operational · advocacy · infrastructure · www.tranquilitytrail.org
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Tranquility Trail Animal Sanctuary is a nonprofit organization founded in 2008 that provides compassionate care for senior and special needs domestic rabbits. The sanctuary focuses on rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, and holistic care, while also offering community outreach, education, and youth programs. It operates in Arizona and relies on donations, fundraising, and a retail store for support.

activities · 14

what they do

direct service · 11
  • Animal Sanctuary and Adoption Services
    Operates a sanctuary primarily for senior and special needs domestic rabbits, providing care and housing until adoption. The organization also facilitates the adoption of animals, having placed over 1,500 animals through its Holiday Pet Festival events.
  • Animal care and boarding services Emergency Shelter for Survivors' Pets
    Provides comprehensive care for domestic rabbits, including nail trimming, grooming, bunny sitting with various pen sizes and daily rates (with discounts for sanctuary adopters), and daily salads. Offers temporary housing for senior and special needs rabbits until adoption.
  • Animal intake and rescue operations
    Receives over 1,600 animal intake requests annually and provides rescue, rehabilitation, spay/neuter support, and holistic care as part of its broader animal welfare programs.
  • Organizes the largest holiday pet festival annually during the first weekend of December, facilitating the adoption of over 1,500 animals over seven years and hosting more than 60 rescue organizations each year to support fundraising and supply collection.
  • Community Outreach and Education on Rabbit Care
    Provides educational support to the public on proper rabbit care and enrichment, welcoming daily visitors to the sanctuary for this purpose. This includes community outreach efforts as part of broader animal rescue and care programs.
  • Community Outreach and Education on Rabbit Care
    Engages in community outreach and provides educational support to the public on proper rabbit care and enrichment, welcoming daily visitors to the sanctuary for this purpose.
  • Community outreach and public education
    Engages in community outreach and education by welcoming daily visitors to learn about proper rabbit care and enrichment, offering public educational support, and collaborating with animal rescue organizations across Arizona and the Southwest.
  • Rabbit Boarding and Grooming Services Emergency Shelter for Survivors' Pets
    Provides bunny sitting services with various pen sizes and daily rates, including discounted rates for adopted bunnies. These services also include free nail trimming, grooming, and daily salads for boarded rabbits.
  • Youth Education and Therapy Programs
    Offers a range of youth programs including summer camps, leadership training, job training, and internship programs. The organization also runs "Books & Bunnies Reading Programs" for children and provides therapy sessions for children with social anxiety or fear of animals.
  • Youth Education and Therapy Programs
    Offers a range of youth programs including summer camps, leadership training, job training, internship programs, and reading programs like "Books & Bunnies" for children aged 3-12. The organization also provides therapy sessions for children with social anxiety or fear of animals.
  • Youth and education programs
    Offers structured programs for children and youth, including the "Books & Bunnies Reading Program" for lower school students quarterly and a monthly reading club for ages 3–12, alongside summer camp, leadership training, job training, internships, and therapy sessions for children with social anxiety or fear of animals.
capacity building · 3
  • Organizes the largest annual holiday pet festival, which has been held for seven years during the first weekend of December. This event hosts over 60 rescue organizations, enabling them to raise funds and collect supplies.
  • Organizes the largest annual holiday pet festival, which has been held for seven years, hosting over 60 rescue organizations to help them raise funds and collect supplies.
  • Relies on volunteers to perform essential tasks including cleaning bunny suites, preparing play areas, clerical work, crafting outreach materials, making toys for the bunny supply boutique, and staffing off-site events.
strategies · 17

how they think

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named programs · 4

what they call their work

Adoption Program
Finds permanent homes for rabbits in the sanctuary’s care through a structured adoption process
Community Outreach and Education
Offers educational resources on proper rabbit care, pet parenting support, and off-site events to promote responsible pet ownership
Rescue and Rehabilitation
Provides rescue, medical care, and rehabilitation for lost, abused, neglected, and unwanted rabbits, with a focus on senior and special needs animals
Youth Programs
Includes summer camp, leadership training, reading programs, job training, internships, and therapy sessions for children with social anxiety and fear of animals
relationships · 12

who they work with

  • Costco Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • Grocery Stores Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • Home Depot Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • Ikea Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • Jessica Schuchman Partner — Youth volunteer who created the collaborative partnership with The Jones-Gordon School as her Girl Scout Gold Award Project.
  • Joann Fabrics Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • Pima Medical Institute Partner — Kelly Ames, Founder & Executive Director, serves on the Advisory Board for their Veterinary Technician and Veterinary Assistant programs.
  • Pima Medical Institute Partner — Partnered with Pima Medical Institute through participation in the Advisory Board for their Veterinary Technician/Veterinary Assistant Programs.
  • Target Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • The Jones-Gordon School Partner — Partnered to create an innovative reading program for students with learning differences, ADHD, anxiety, and dyslexia.
  • Walmart Partner — Accepts gift cards from donors to purchase supplies for animal care and operations.
  • animal rescue organizations Partner — Works in partnership with animal rescue organizations in and around Arizona and the southwest to decrease euthanasia of adoptable animals.