Oklahoma’s Largest
CAT AND DOG Sanctuary
Established in 1984, Free to Live Animal Sanctuary is the largest nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary in Oklahoma.
Whether they are strays, abused, mistreated, neglected or extreme medical cases – all of our dogs and cats will live out their lives with love, companionship and a sense of family from our dedicated staff and volunteers. With your help, we can ensure every animal is free to live!
The Wise Guys at Will Rogers Theater
Join us for a night of fun as The Wise Guys lead us in an evening of Live Music and Auction; enjoy wonderful food and drink from the Will Rogers Theater; and learn more about the
animals of Free to Live Animal Sanctuary.
Tickets are $125 per person and includes bar, food, and entertainment for the evening. Sponsorship with reserved seating available.

Join our Buddy Program
For dogs who spend months—or even years—in our care, those relationships can make a world of difference. A walk around the property, an afternoon adventure, or simply spending time together gives them something to look forward to and helps them build confidence along the way.
That’s what our Buddy System is all about.
It’s not about making a lifelong commitment. It’s about showing up consistently for a dog who could use a friend, an advocate, and a little extra time outside of their kennel.
And sometimes, those connections grow into something even more. A foster home. An adoption. A happily ever after.
How to get involved
01
ADOPT
There is no place like a home, and our Free to Live dogs and cats are ready to meet your family.
02
DONATE
Join us in saving some of Oklahoma’s most vulnerable dogs and cats with a gift to their care.
03
VOLUNTEER
Volunteering at Free to Live is a fun, rewarding experience and it makes a huge difference in the lives of our animals!
Stories of Impact
Saving Louie and his Friends
We shared several weeks ago about our heartworm positive dogs from a cruelty case. There were several dogs left on a property – some...
Volunteer with Us
Playgroups Bring New Life to Residents
Volunteers shared a video with us of shy Aerion trotting across the play yard. The sight made our hearts swell with hope. It is tough to...




