Laverne and Shirley hail from a rather unusual flock. The two belonged not to a commercial flock exploited for wool or meat but to a small group of sheep under the care of a retired nun.

The rescue of three ducklings began on the morning of Monday, August 31, when National Placement Coordinator Alicia Pell received an urgent message.

Born into the farm-animal equivalent of a puppy mill, Avery had been taken from his mother, painfully castrated, and sold off as a pet before he was even five days old.

It took two days for animal advocate Julie Robertson to capture Anna and Maybelle.

Patsy and Dolly arrived at our shelter in Acton, CA, this May. These wild donkeys were captured last spring from a Native American reservation south of Needles, CA, and spent a year in a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) facility.

When we welcomed Romy to our New York Shelter, the young lamb was clinging to life.

It isn’t even a month into the Year of the Sheep, and we’ve already met three amazing reasons to celebrate.

Liam was at the hospital for weeks before he could come home. Slowly but surely, vets repaired the damage wrought on his body by a host of ailments and deprivations.

When the Fox reality show “Utopia” was canceled this year, its producers were left with an unusual conundrum.

Officers who stopped a truck in Glendale, CA, in early October thought they had a routine traffic violation on their hands.