When Dan D’Eramo, Farm Sanctuary’s investigator at the time, arrived at Red Barn Farm, he found 70 animals living in abject misery.

To look only at the yellow ones, it's not immediately clear that something's wrong. Widen the scope to include the other 38 spunky baby chicks, and the truth becomes grotesquely apparent.

On August 3, 2006 Farm Sanctuary welcomed 11 baby turkeys to its Orland, CA shelter.

One hundred and sixty-seven pigs were the winners in a dramatic showdown between the animal rights movement and the pork industry just outside of Washington, D.C..

Before Hurricane Katrina made landfall in late August 2005, businesses in the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi were raising an estimated 635 million farm animals for food.

For seven long months after escaping an auction house in Vermont in April 2005, Annie Dodge wandered the countryside, evading capture and doing her best to survive on her own.

After having a rough start in life, a very special cow named Linda is now living in peace and comfort at Farm Sanctuary's New York Shelter.

Thanks to the compassionate decision of one man and his wife, Punky and her friends are living the good life at Farm Sanctuary's New York Shelter.

In late April of 2004, Chicky and nine of his siblings were rescued from a factory farm hatchery and brought to live at Farm Sanctuary's New York Shelter.

On September 20, 2000, a series of tornadoes descended on the town of Croton, Ohio.