Meet Vince and Calvin: two tiny goat kids starting a new life, together.

Jolene was in rough shape when she entered a Southern California animal shelter. Her poor health turned out to be her ticket to sanctuary.

Like many of the goats we’ve welcomed to our New York Shelter, Levi came to us through our relationship with New York Animal Care and Control, who found him loose in Brooklyn.

Emma lay by the side of the road for hours, then days. Consumed by the pain in her back right leg, she may have thought help wasn’t going to come.

It isn’t even a month into the Year of the Sheep, and we’ve already met three amazing reasons to celebrate.

The year of the sheep began on Feb. 19, but we were celebrating two days early at our New York Shelter when new lamb Hazelton finally began nursing.

The woman who brought three Silkie roosters to our New York Shelter this winter never meant to have any roosters in the first place.

Liam was at the hospital for weeks before he could come home. Slowly but surely, vets repaired the damage wrought on his body by a host of ailments and deprivations.

Carlee is someone, not something. She is not a lamb chop. She is not merchandise. And she is certainly not a gift to be thoughtlessly bestowed on an unprepared child.

When animal advocate and Legacy Society member Barbara passed away, she left her estate as a legacy of love to help Farm Sanctuary's work to protect farm animals.