The Team | Bella View Farm

Volunteering is a work of heart

At Bella View Farm Animal Sanctuary runs entirely on the kindness of volunteers. Every stall cleaned, every bucket filled, and every animal comforted happens because someone chose to show up and help. If you have a soft spot for animals, there's always room for you here.

The Heartbeat of the Sanctuary

Founder

Rhonda

Rhonda started Bella View farm to give animals with special needs a safe, lifelong home. What began as a small rescue grew into a sanctuary for animals who need a little extra help, patience and love. She manages daily care, volunteers, rescues, fundraising, and the many moving parts that keep the sanctuary running.

Co-Founder

Greg

Greg works full time but spends his free time helping keep the sanctuary running. From building shelters and fencing to transporting animals to veterinary appointments, he handles mush of the physical work behind the scenes. His steady support makes much of the sanctuary possible.

Meet the Team

Bella View farm Animal Sanctuary operates entirely with the support of volunteers. The people shown here are long-term team members who have stood beside the sanctuary for years, helping provide daily care and compassion to the animals who call this place home.

Animal Caregiver

Barb

Barb has been a vital member of the sanctuary since 2019. Her background as a retired Air Force nurse provides invaluable experience for the daily care of our residents. Her keen eye for detail is a cherished attribute. Always eager to assist or contribute an extra day when necessary, she is indispensable.

Shelter Help/Handyman

Guy

Guy embarked on his volunteer journey with our organization in 2021. Even while managing his own business, he consistently allocates time to help us and those requiring assistance. His commitment to selfless service is genuine, and he engages in it without any expectation of recognition.

Goat Nanny

Diane

Diane, a retired Florida teacher, dedicated 40 years to teaching 6th-grade science in middle school. Imagine, four decades spent with 11 and 12-year-olds behind closed doors! Now, she finds herself amidst "kiddos" again, but of a different kind: Diane volunteers as a goat nanny. When not tending to the adorable kids, she's either golfing, traveling, or indulging in arts and crafts. With her vibrant energy, Diane certainly gives Rea a run for her money.

Transport/Produce/Piggy Lover

Holly

Holly has volunteered with us since 2019. As our only transportation aide, she has played a crucial role in helping many of our babies, like Asa and Mongo, begin their new journeys. A talented artist, she generously donates all her proceeds to the sanctuary. Moreover, she makes a delicious puree for the pigs using fresh produce donated by our local markets.