Rescue. Rehabilitation. Sanctuary.
A place to heal. A place to belong.
At our volunteer-supported rescue in Chichester, New Hampshire, animals find care, homes, and lifelong sanctuary when they need it.
Little moments. Lifelong connections.From the farm’s own photo archive
Come meet the farm
Plan your Sunday visitOne public tour each Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
20 Paradise Lane · Chichester, New Hampshire. Weather permitting; the tour does not run in winter.
Welcome to Live and Let Live FarmA local rescue.
A local rescue.
A place to belong.
Here in Chichester, New Hampshire, the farm offers rescue, rehabilitation, and sanctuary. Some animals find adoptive homes; others need care for life. This is the place, and the people, behind that work.
Get to know the farm
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Remembering Dot
The love that stays.
One of Teresa’s best friends, Dot found her happy place here. Her love for Skye and her kindness to everyone at the farm are remembered with affection.
Read Dot and Skye’s storyAnother little life. Another story.
Meet Crooked Bill and the Minis.
A Canada goose and the farm’s miniature horses share the spotlight in this film from the archive.
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Neighbors near and far
Find your way to help.
A little time, a welcoming home, or a gift for the animals.
Looking for a companion?
Meet the animals There’s more than one way to belong.
Horses & farm friends
Tell the team about the companion and care you can offer.
Explore horses & farm friendsReal photographs from the farm’s archive. Contact the team to find out who is available today.
Happily home · From the archive
Read more happy endings Life after “adopted.”
Cooper · Adopted
A flight toward family.
A rescue flight connected Cooper with a new home.
Read Cooper’s story
Five puppies, five new beginnings · Adopted
Their journey home began in the air.
Hondo, Sadie, Lola, Chloe, and Tilly arrived from Georgia. All five found families.
Read Five puppies, five new beginnings’s storyPull up a chair
A few minutes at the farm.
Meet the animals and the people caring for them, in videos shared by the farm.
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A closer look at kitten season
The farm’s public “Kitten season is here” video offers a glimpse of its smallest residents.
A public video shared by Live and Let Live Farm Rescue
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The people behind the promiseYou don’t have to do everything.
You don’t have to do everything.
Just something.
Feed a horse. Open your home. Lend a skill. There are many ways to be part of this community, whether you live down the road or far beyond it.
Pictured: Elizabeth with Bunny, from the farm’s archive.Kindness is a practiceYour kindness.
Your kindness.
A difference, every day.
Care doesn’t end when an animal arrives. Your generosity can be there for the next meal, the next veterinary visit, and the next new beginning.
Give through the farm’s existing donation options, send supplies, or support the rescue through its shop.
Explore every way to giveSupport the animals
Give online.
Your generosity helps provide food, veterinary care, and sanctuary.
Give through PayPal Donate through Star Donor Donate supplies Explore the farm shop Donation questions? Email usThe farm journal
News & newsletters Good stories travel.
Concord Monitor • June 16, 2026
Showing up, again and again.
From feeding horses to welcoming volunteers, Carol Ritchie’s commitment is woven into daily life at the farm.
Read Carol’s volunteer story ↗From the farm’s own pages.
Explore the farm’s Spring / Summer 2026 newsletter.
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The care goes both ways
In their own words.
A volunteer’s voice • Published interview
“If I see a need, I just kind of fill it.”
Carol Ritchie, farm volunteer • Concord Monitor, June 16, 2026
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