Cows are a common, peaceful sight along country roads but few people consider the path after pasture.

How do you make the holidays even more meaningful? With a gift that inspires compassion!

We debate about pumpkin vs. sweet potato pie, about whether cranberry sauce should be fresh or shaped like a can, about whether pro football and Black Friday are sacrosanct or sacrilege—but our main-course consistency has us giving thanks by killing over 40 million sentient birds every year. Why? Why not gratitude and mercy instead?

This presidential turkey pardon—which paints turkeys as unwitting convicts seeking clemency—deserves a little examination. How did this tradition arise? And what in the world do turkeys need pardoning for, anyhow?

The CDC is advising that people avoid holiday travel this year and limit holiday festivities to those living in the same home. But don’t dismay: If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s how to adapt.

These mouthwatering plant-based meals are the perfect way to share the love with your friends and family this holiday season.

Adopt a Farm Animal: Phoenix

Since 1986, Farm Sanctuary’s Adopt a Turkey Project has encouraged people to sponsor a turkey at Thanksgiving instead of eating one.

I am writing on behalf of Farm Sanctuary and our 1.2 million members and constituents to urge you to discontinue the inhumane and unacceptable practice of shipping live animals.

A farmer’s surprising connection with one lamb ended up saving the young sheep—and four others—from slaughter.