Smokey Chestnut Farm Rescue

98A Burt Street Norton, Massachusetts 02766
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Smokey Chestnut Farm Rescue in Norton, MA

Smokey Chestnut Farm Rescue is a rescue organization located at 98A Burt Street in Norton, Massachusetts, about 9 miles northeast of Brockton. Visits to the farm are by appointment only, arranged through farm contact Heidi Medas via email, Facebook messenger, or phone. The rescue shares updates on its resident herd and mission through its "Meet the Herd," "Meet the Team," and "Smokey Blog" pages, and it maintains an email newsletter with roughly monthly updates that increase in frequency during the holiday season. Supporters can get involved through donations, volunteering, and sponsorships offered directly through the organization's website.

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