$5
Feeder Fund
Helps keep bugs and other appropriate feeders stocked.
Sakura Hollow← Sanctuary homePractical help for daily care
Donations are welcomed. Never expected.
There is no charge to visit Sakura Hollow. If someone chooses to help, the goal is simple: turn useful supplies and community kindness into safer, better-equipped homes for the animals.
Safe. Rehomed. Loved.
Support Sakura Hollow
We’re Brendan and Piper — just a regular couple building Sakura Hollow into something bigger for animals that need somewhere to land.
Following, sharing, donating, or even just watching the Hollow grow helps us keep moving forward.
$10
Substrate & Enrichment
Goes toward bedding, substrate, hides, climbing materials, and enrichment.
$20
Enclosure Upgrades
Helps us improve and expand the spaces our animals call home.
$35
Night Camera Fund
Helps us add night-vision cameras so we can document the animals that come alive after dark without disturbing them.
See Blondie after dark →No guilt. No pressure. Just support the movement if you dig what we’re doing.
What helps most
Useful items that can go directly into responsible care.
- 01Secure cages, tanks, and appropriate enclosures
- 02Hides, branches, habitat furnishings, and enrichment
- 03Safe heating, lighting, thermostats, and monitoring tools
- 04Cleaning supplies and unopened animal-care products
- 05Species-appropriate food, substrate, and usable equipment
Ask before bringing supplies.
Please contact Sakura Hollow first so condition, safety, size, and usefulness can be confirmed. Damaged, unsafe, expired, or species-inappropriate items may have to be declined.
Money is never required.
Monetary gifts are accepted but are not expected. Sakura Hollow is independently operated and is not funded by a state or government program.
No tax-deduction claim.
Donations are not represented as tax-deductible charitable contributions. This page explains exactly what help means here without overstating Sakura Hollow’s legal status.
Watch the Hollow
Come along as the Hollow grows.
Follow Sakura Hollow on TikTok and Facebook for animal updates, rescues, enclosure projects, keeper observations, and the weird stuff these guys get up to when they think nobody’s watching.
The heart of Sakura Hollow is not fundraising. It is showing up for the animals every day and letting people help only when it feels honest and useful.
Meet the animals of Sakura Hollow