These plant-based recipes will help you throw the perfect Mardi Gras fête, even if you can’t be in New Orleans.

Amid bird flu outbreaks, egg prices are soaring. But look on the sunny side: We can help you skip the egg aisle altogether!

Try this delicious wrap for an easy way to get multiple servings of veggies, healthy plant-based protein, and lots of flavor.

Throughout the month of May, GoMacro will donate a portion of the net proceeds from its vegan Peanut Butter "Give Back" bar in support of Farm Sanctuary!

Farm Sanctuary's Joys of Learning study is an ethical, voluntary, and 100% chicken-focused project giving chickens the opportunity to learn — and have fun.

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.

After “this little piggy went to market,” Jack and his friend Allan went home to Sanctuary. The boys—a Yorkshire pig and Hampshire/Duroc cross, respectively—were both raised for production purposes. They met at Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society of Greater Rochester, and are friendly and rambunctious boys with a bit of an eye for trouble. Mischievous behaviors aside, these are signs of social and problem-solving skills which likely helped the boys survive.

Throughout the month of May, GoMacro will donate 10% of the net proceeds from its vegan Peanut Butter "Give Back" bar in support of Farm Sanctuary!

Have you ever sat down and just watched chickens? Many people are so used to the word “chicken” only being applied to a “processed food” that seeing them alive is surprising. But it doesn’t take long to make the connection: Each is an individual with their own personality. National Poultry Day, March 19th, was originally set aside as yet another opportunity to exploit these sentient, sensitive animals. But today—like every day at Farm Sanctuary—we celebrate chickens and their right to lives of their own.

It was a Saturday in New York City and two separate but urgent situations were each unfolding: In one part of the city, rescuers were caring for chickens freed from a common religious ritual sacrifice. Farm Sanctuary, in collaboration with local activists, had already planned to take in a few birds rescued from this first case. That same day, though, other people discovered birds who’d fallen from a truck bound for a Brooklyn slaughterhouse. By the end of the day, we’d be arranging to help 41 chickens in need.