Farm Sanctuary’s sanctuary-based research program is a multidisciplinary program that, within a sanctuary framework and through a social justice lens, draws upon animal ethology, philosophy, animal welfare science, veterinary medicine, multi-species ethnography, and other disciplines.

Food banks are the MVP of our post-COVID society because people are still in need during this time of uncertainty. Food banks are also serving 55% more people than before the COVID-19 crisis.

We recently said goodbye to Rhino: a remarkable and spirited piglet whose love for life, despite severe health challenges, inspired and brought us so much joy. Rhino came to Farm Sanctuary with neurological issues — he had a head tilt and trouble balancing. We knew his condition might shorten his life. However, we vowed to make every moment count.

Veganism is not a prescriptive measure, so it should never replace advice from a licensed medical professional. Still, a vegan lifestyle is helpful for some diagnosed with fibroids.

Psychology Today lists compatibility issues as the fourth reason love wanes between partners. Therefore, dating someone with shared ideals is a must.

Today is International Mud Day – a perfect time to have fun and get dirty. What’s the best way to enjoy the day? We have some ideas.

With more people adopting vegan lifestyles, the need for female farmers is imperative. This is a call to action for women everywhere to step up and dominate this new frontier.

Fighting food waste to end hunger is a goal that every company and individual should prioritize. The sooner this practice is normalized, the more positive the impact.

It’s official: Farm Sanctuary’s wooly friends are naked. Each year in the spring, we bring trusted shearers to Watkins Glen and Acton to help with this vital part of sheep healthcare. Here are some photos of their new ‘dos!