A letter to the Secretary of Agriculture from Gene Baur, President and Co-founder of Farm Sanctuary.

Can you tell a Katahdin sheep from a Suffolk? How about an East Friesian from a Romanov?

The COVID-19 coronavirus has killed thousands of people around the world, including 14 in the U.S., at the time of publishing, and its origin in animals and global spread should remind us how inextricably linked we are with other life on Earth.

Nana wouldn’t be living at Farm Sanctuary if not for her daughter Wednesday.

It’s been said that art imitates life—but in the case of Tutu turkey, art saved a couple lives as well.

Sadie had no business being in the business world. The young goat was born on a property owned by a sand and gravel company.

It’s rare that we get the chance to rescue farm animal families intact—but in the case of the “Hobart Trio,” one farmer’s change of heart will allow this family to stay together for life.

Born at a New York petting zoo, George’s life began on display. But despite all of the eyes on him and his family, few noticed how much George suffered in plain sight.

A sheep who has generated headlines and social media chatter for managing to evade police officers while on the lam for more than a week in Rockland County is finally safe at the Watkins Glen, N.Y. shelter of Farm Sanctuary

Mirroring his Oscars acceptance speech in which he spoke to the plight of mother cows and their babies, Phoenix helps to liberate a cow and her newborn calf from a Los Angeles slaughterhouse and bring them to Farm Sanctuary