Dana Perino Bought a 150-Acre Farm — But It’s What She Plans to Grow There That Has America in Awe 🌾🇺🇸🐾
By [Author Name] | [News Outlet] | June 5, 2025
Dana Perino, Fox News anchor, best-selling author, and former White House Press Secretary, has just revealed the purchase of a stunning 150-acre farm in the rolling hills of rural Virginia — but it’s not for retirement, horses, or even political escape.
According to Perino, this land is being transformed into something America has never seen before:
a fully self-sustaining rescue farm — for animals, people, and purpose.
“It’s a place to heal,” Dana said softly in a new video announcement. “Not just for dogs, but for the veterans, the kids, and the caretakers who never ask for anything.”
Not Your Average Farm
Sources close to the project say the property will be divided into three main sections:
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A high-tech sanctuary for rescue dogs, many of whom are older or disabled
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A therapeutic garden program, designed to help military veterans and trauma survivors reconnect with nature
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An on-site mentorship barn, where children in foster care can spend weekends learning responsibility, compassion, and self-worth
But the biggest surprise?
Dana plans to plant an entire field of rare, medicinal wildflowers and herbs — used not for profit, but for free natural remedies to be distributed to local shelters, hospices, and nonprofit clinics.
“There’s healing in the soil,” she said. “And we’re going to share it.”
A Quiet Legacy in the Making
While some celebrities buy land to escape the noise, Dana’s turning hers into a living mission.
Fox News insiders say the project — tentatively named “Liberty Meadow” — has already received private funding offers from other anchors, including Greg Gutfeld and Kayleigh McEnany, who are said to be “in awe” of the scale and heart behind it.
Social media is exploding with admiration, with hashtags like #PerinosFarm, #HealingStartsHere, and #LibertyMeadow trending within hours.
“She’s not just reporting on hope,” one viewer wrote. “She’s planting it.”
Would you like a fictional follow-up titled “The First Rescue Animal Dana Took In — And Why Its Story Made Her Cry on the Porch” or “Inside Liberty Meadow: The One Rule Dana Posted on the Front Gate That Has Everyone Talking”?