When it comes to love, sometimes opposites really do attract.

Meet Pippi and Forrest: two orphaned calves who survived rough beginnings and difficult losses in life, and came out on the other side to find the love and friendship they needed in each other.

Our rescued residents have a lot of heart. Before coming to Farm Sanctuary, these animals faced the very worst of humanity.

According to market research company NPD Group, 12 percent of millennials (ages 23-38) identify as vegan or vegetarian, along with 11 percent of baby boomers, comprising perhaps one of the largest population blocks of herbivores since the Paleolithic era.

Going vegan and healthy in your décor is a process and takes time. But educating ourselves, waking up to the atrocities that can so easily be hidden within a home, is the first step towards a kinder, more compassionate, purer world.

Here are some of the biggest victories and milestones made in the animal protection movement in 2019.

You can make a difference and change a life by choosing to Gift Sanctuary and symbolically adopt George piglet for that special someone.

David Bronner is not your typical CEO. The “Cosmic Engagement Officer” of Dr. Bronner’s all-natural, gender-neutral soaps—you may recognize them from their charmingly verbose packaging—is a fifth-generation soapmaker.

More cosmetics companies are going cruelty-free (finally!) but some still make products with animal ingredients like lanolin, collagen, or carmine (grrrr).

Diana Laverdure-Dunetz, canine nutritionist and founder of Plant-Powered Dog, believes people don’t have to choose between their compassion for all animals and the health of their dog.