Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary

The Rolling Dog Ranch Animal Sanctuary in Montana rescues and shelters disabled dogs, cats and horses. Every animal who arrives at the sanctuary gets another chance to have a safe and loving home. Our residents include blind dogs, blind horses, deaf dogs, blind cats, and animals with other neurological and orthopedic disabilities. The animals come from all over the United States literally from coast-to-coast and occasionally from other countries as well.

Bo and Guadalupe, two of the
blind horses at the sanctuary.

Bunny the three-legged cat.

Although these animals may have disabilities, they do not consider themselves handicapped. They just want to get on with life and enjoy themselves. Thanks to the support of the sanctuary's friends, that's what they get to do here.

The ranch covers 160 acres of grassland in the Blackfoot River Valley of western Montana. Visits are by appointment only and must be scheduled in advance. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate drop-in or unscheduled visits.

Steve Smith and Alayne Marker founded the sanctuary in 2000 as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charitable organization known as a private operating foundation. The ranch is supported 100% by private contributions. All donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.

Steve and Alayne with Daisy, one of the disabled Dachshunds who calls the ranch home.

For more information, please see the sanctuary’s Web site at www.rollingdogranch.org.

Contact:
Steve Smith: steve@rollingdogranch.org
Alayne Marker: alayne@rollingdogranch.org
406-793-6000