Refuge La Bouche qui rit
Founded in 2014 by Wendy Pichard, Refuge La Bouche qui rit is a non-profit association located in Saxon, Valais. Its mission is to save farm animals from maltreatment or slaughter. Having rescued over 500 animals in its first five years, the sanctuary provides a safe haven where animals such as horses, cows, pigs, and goats can regain trust in humans. The farm acts as a 'Noah's Ark', rehoming some animals to new families while others live out their days at the refuge.
Contact Information
Location
- Chemin des Quiess 42, 1907 Saxon
Key features
- Rescue of animals directly from slaughter
- Lifelong home for unadoptable animals
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the shelter organizes occasional open days and visiting events. Outside of these times, visits are generally by appointment only.
The shelter mainly rescues so-called 'farm animals' such as horses, cows, goats, sheep, and pigs, saving them from slaughter or neglect.
You can help by donating, sponsoring an animal, or volunteering. Details can be found on the website.
Yes, La Bouche qui rit is a non-profit association recognized as being of public utility.
The shelter is located at Chemin des Quiess 42, 1907 Saxon, in the canton of Valais.
Refuge La Bouche qui rit
Shelter in Saxon
Refuge La Bouche qui rit
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