Frequently asked questions.

The Alice Sanctuary is a private home and is therefore only open to the public during tours and events
→ please do not show up outside of a booked tour or event

Tours are held through the summer months, the dates of which are typically released in May

Events happen throughout the year, and will be announced on Instagram and available to book on eventbrite

Generally, we do not take food from private households

If you have goods or services you feel could be useful to the Alice Sanctuary, please fill out this form and we will get in touch with you

Find the charge on your credit card/PayPal statement:

If the charge shows as “SP ALICE THE STORE”:
→ Log onto The Alice Sanctuary Online Store to manage your payment details

If the charge shows as “CANADAHELPS *DONATION”:
→ Log onto Canada Helps to manage your payment details (note that you may need to register for a new Canada Helps account)

The donation form we use (powered by Canada Helps) accepts payment via credit card, PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Canada Helps gift cards

Due to the higher administrative cost of donations via cheque, e-transfer, and PayPal transfer, we are phasing out these payment methods

Using the donation form you are able to pay via PayPal, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Canada Helps gift cards

If you are unable to make a donation using these methods, you can send cheques or e-transfers to the addresses found in the footer

Our capacity to accept animals is limited, as it depends on available resources and space

While we try and help as many animals as we can, please note that we may not be able to provide help at this time

To inquire about surrenerding an animal, please send a message to us here

You can go through P.E.A.C.E. Canada, by filling our their Homing And Surrender Form here

Many of the residents here love to be pet or scratched, but please note that interactions with them are always on their terms

We never force our residents to interact with guests

Children must be at least 5 years old to attend a tour and must be accompanied and supervised by an adult during their visit

Tours consist of standing and walking through the sanctuary, and while you are able to bring a stroller, you won’t be able to use it in the animal paddocks where most of the tour takes place
→ Please keep this in mind when booking a tour

TAS is home to over 200 animals

The families here include horses, cows, mini ponies, donkeys, mules, big pigs, pot-belly pigs, goats, sheep, llamas, ducks, geese, turkeys, hens, roosters, barn cats, and rescue pups