The tag in his ear read, “MEAT.” Inserted before he was shipped from Pennsylvania into New York, it allowed the little goat to cross state lines without undergoing the usual tests.

Stella would have been dead by Christmas. In late December, a slaughterhouse owner bought her and several other “spent” dairy goats at a stockyard.

Tinsel and Holly never had a chance. They were born to cows used in the dairy industry, which meant that within a few days, perhaps even just hours, the newborns were ripped from the loving care of their mothers.

Every November, millions of Americans take stock of the things for which they are thankful.

Distinctive event reflects growing trend toward placing turkeys at the center of our attention, rather than at the center of our plates

Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone to attend Farm Sanctuary’s much loved Celebration FOR the Turkeys

When this little piglet was rescued, he was suffering from a joint infection that followed a leg injury he received in the overcrowded conditions he lived in at a local farmer’s petting zoo and pumpkin patch.

John Talbot and Dorr Begnal pledge to match every donation to Farm Sanctuary’s Adopt-A-Turkey Project up to $50K

Farm Sanctuary’s Adopt-A-Turkey Project celebrates 25 years of changing the way America thinks about turkeys.

Inspired by the local food movement and the novelty of do-it-yourself meat, a food writer in California bought a baby Hampshire pig.