Farm Sanctuary's humane educators are excited to offer monthly virtual webinar-style presentations for K-4 classrooms, which will take place throughout the 2023-24 school year!

This month will be a celebration of change makers from Latin American and Hispanic communities

Veganism is not a club to be expelled from, and there’s no secret handshake. It is a beautiful way to honor the planet, the animals who dwell on it, and oneself.

Aside from boasting some fun vegan eateries, one of the best things about Palm Springs – and most aligned with Farm Sanctuary’s commitment to animal rights – is its pet-friendly nature.

While it's exciting to see all the whimsical ways produce can be altered, genetically modified food is incredibly controversial.

Learn more about ethical, non-invasive research at Farm Sanctuary, which explores the complex lives of farm animals and aims to change how people understand and relate to them, as species and individuals.

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.

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.