Meet Pippi and Forrest: two orphaned calves who survived rough beginnings and difficult losses in life, and came out on the other side to find the love and friendship they needed in each other.

Our rescued residents have a lot of heart. Before coming to Farm Sanctuary, these animals faced the very worst of humanity.

Just like their namesake Stevie Wonder/Paul McCartney song “Ebony and Ivory,” this bovine mother and son will now remain “side by side” for life.

According to market research company NPD Group, 12 percent of millennials (ages 23-38) identify as vegan or vegetarian, along with 11 percent of baby boomers, comprising perhaps one of the largest population blocks of herbivores since the Paleolithic era.

With every animal we rescue and care for at Farm Sanctuary, there also comes the difficult time when we have to say goodbye.

You can make a difference and change a life by choosing to Gift Sanctuary and symbolically adopt George piglet for that special someone.

At just one-and-a-half years old, Snickerdoodle’s life began falling apart.

This March, five baby birds got their lucky break. Arriving just a day apart, two poults (baby turkeys) and three peeps (baby chickens) escaped cruelty and joined new flocks at Farm Sanctuary.

We couldn’t have asked for a better time to welcome Forrest into the Farm Sanctuary family.

Before coming to Farm Sanctuary, Patch was stuck in the past.