"On Mother’s Day weekend, I witnessed a living example of a more just and compassionate world. I was reminded that Farm Sanctuary is one of those rare institutions—capable of changing the world."

Walter, Randolph, and Ted steers were rescued from the dairy industry on their way to slaughter.

When allowed to be together, cows and their calves form strong bonds that can last a lifetime. At Farm Sanctuary, cows have the chance to be the loving nurturers they are.

Farm Sanctuary is excited to partner with The Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways on an initiative to nurture compassion for all animals while helping Scouts nationwide achieve their goals.

Education is vital to Farm Sanctuary’s work to change how farm animals are seen and treated.

Your gift today will support the care of all our residents while we give three farm animal moms extra pampering this Mother’s Day!

All moms deserve a break, especially our rescued farm animal mothers!

In farm animal rescue, it's important that we give individuals the life they deserve, not just a better life than they had before.

On March 25 in Kansas and Texas, bird flu was detected in dairy milk for the first time after cows showed symptoms of the disease.