In animal agriculture, there is suffering in all weather extremes. At Farm Sanctuary, animals are free to chill in comfort.

Here are five reasons why octopus farming should never happen.

Do cows really always produce milk? Here’s why the cows at Farm Sanctuary don’t need us to milk them.

"On Mother’s Day weekend, I witnessed a living example of a more just and compassionate world. I was reminded that Farm Sanctuary is one of those rare institutions—capable of changing the world."

Following two years of lobbying by Farm Sanctuary and other aligned organizations, the new Senate Farm Bill framework includes key provisions from Senator Cory Booker’s Farm System Reform Act and the Industrial Agriculture Accountability Act.

The Board of Directors of Farm Sanctuary reflects on a year filled with moments of profound gratitude.

At Farm Sanctuary, we aim to provide environments and care for the hundreds of farm animals residents who call our sanctuaries home, so that they can truly thrive. While providing this care is not easy, it is well worth it. We want to share our experience during Responsible Animal Guardianship month so that you, too, can be informed and ready if and when you choose to become a responsible animal guardian.

LOS ANGELES - (May 11, 2023) - In a historic day for animals and California voters, the Supreme Court of the United States has upheld Proposition 12. The law, enacted in 2018 by voter initiative with nearly two-thirds support, protects pregnant mother pigs from extreme confinement. It also bans the use of veal crates (for calves), battery cages (for egg-laying hens), and prohibits the sale of products from such inhumane systems in the state of California.

Farm Sanctuary hosted a “Roundtable Review of U.S. Food Systems” on Capitol Hill, sponsored by Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA), with additional in-person remarks from Rep. Kim Schrier (D-WA), the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and advocates from key national and community-based organizations, including Farm Action, The Center for Biological Diversity, The Eva Clayton Rural Food Institute, and Corbin Hill Food Project.

As millions of turkeys are killed amid the worst outbreak of avian influenza in recent history, Farm Sanctuary’s beloved Adopt a Turkey Project takes on critical urgency