She made a daring dash from a New York City slaughterhouse in Queens, and won the hearts of thousands of people who joined her quest for freedom.

On a farm in Pennsylvania, humane agents found dozens of dead animals, along with hundreds of sheep, horses, geese, goats, and cats starving to death.

During one of the largest farm animal rescue cases in U.S. history, Farm Sanctuary opened its California Shelter doors to hundreds of hens liberated from horrific conditions at Amberson Egg Farms in Everett, Washington.

Life for Bradley, Juanita and thousands of other feral sheep living on Santa Cruz Island (off the coast of Southern California) was never a walk in the park.

Hand-raised as a 4-H project by a Pennsylvania dairy farmer’s grandchild, Faith was daily tended to by a young girl as a calf, primed to grow into a fertile and profitable adult dairy cow.

All of the baby turkeys were underweight and partially bald. Several were afflicted with enlarged joints and curled toes — signs of malnourishment.

Farm Sanctuary’s New York and California shelters are home to hundreds of rescued animal residents. These inspiring animals are individuals and ambassadors for the billions of farm animals we advocate for—and their stories inspire compassion for all.

Scientific Report on the 2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans Champions Fruits, Vegetables, and Plant-Based Nutrition

Any person of any age, including kids, can make a big impact on the lives of farmed animals.

You have the power to help transform our food system for the better. As we look to a new year, now is the perfect time to start!