Cedarburg couple leaves the suburban life for the love of animals
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(CEDARBURG) – Alyssa and Brandon Herbst were living the typical suburban life when their passion for rescuing animals took them in a new direction. Now they’ve gone from a quiet house on a quiet street to a literal animal house.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Amanda Porterfield puts the spotlight on Autumn Farm Sanctuary in Cedarburg, a haven for disabled, neglected or unwanted animals of all kinds.
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