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Rosie’s Hospice of Compassion is a micro-sanctuary and hospice devoted to the care of rescued chickens and to nurturing a compassionate way of living that honours both animals and the hearts of those who care for them. When people meet chickens as individuals, their perception changes. This hospice exists not only to care for the animals who live here, but also to share their stories and to encourage others to create small places of refuge in their own homes — giving animals a voice and allowing their individuality to shine.

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Rosie’s Hospice also offers gentle gatherings for animal carers — including meditation circles, Death Cafés for animal companions, and Animal Angels Tarot insights with Tania Yorgey — creating a safe space where those who love animals deeply can come together in understanding, reflection, and support. In this way, the hospice becomes a place of compassion not only for animals, but for the people who love them.

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Rosie’s Hospice of Compassion was named in honour of Rosie, a rescued battery hen whose life inspired its creation. The hospice is also home to Tilt, the rescued rooster who opened the hearts of so many during his lifetime. The sanctuary is lovingly run by Nicole Beasley.