There was great celebration at Farm Sanctuary this week as the United States Supreme Court denied a challenge by the foie gras industry and enabled California’s foie gras ban to go back into effect.

If you’ve ever visited Farm Sanctuary’s New York Shelter or tuned in to our Explore.org live cams, chances are you encountered the amazing Skye goat, a beloved longtime resident whose outsized impact will be felt for many years to come.

Upstate New York might not be the first place you’d expect to find a Scottish Highland cow, but this fall, our Watkins Glen shelter became home for a stunning senior named Sweet Pea.

Last month, compassionate people from around the country gathered in New York City for the Farm Sanctuary on the Hudson 2018 Gala.

For a sheep named Amari, a serendipitous rescue brought safety, sanctuary, and the promise of a bright future for herself and her twin lambs.

Within days of his birth on a California dairy farm, Leo was discovered by animal control officers, closed inside a trailer along with three other newborn calves, all of whom were on the brink of death.

Sometimes, our biggest challenges can lead us to the brightest possibilities.

The Senate and House recently voted to pass an $867 billion Farm Bill, which next goes to President Trump, who is expected to sign.

Introducing Kevin, Harley, and Quinn - three lucky lambs who survived a rocky start in life and are now safe and sound at Farm Sanctuary.

With the enormous number of farm animals in need — and more than nine billion of these animals slaughtered each year in the United States alone — it is sadly impossible to save them all.