The Second Chance Farm sanctuary in Nevada, run by a young Cuban and her partner, provides shelter and medical care for abused and abandoned animals such as donkeys, horses, pigs, and turtles. The sanctuary is self-funded and supported by a loyal community that follows their work on social media, sharing stories of rescues and recoveries against adversity.

Not seeking profit, the sanctuary rescues animals like Alfredito, a donkey saved from a slaughterhouse at just two days old. After falling critically ill, Alfredito received treatment and survived, becoming a favorite among followers. Other animals like Oscar the pig and Diego, found on the streets of Las Vegas, have also found new lives at the sanctuary.

The goal of the Second Chance Farm sanctuary is to give forgotten animals a dignified life, free from abuse and neglect. Despite economic hardships, the founders continue their work out of love, with support from donations and an active community. The sanctuary has also facilitated adoptions for some animals while providing a permanent home for those with advanced age or medical needs.