35 Sanctuary Moments You May Have Missed

It’s peak BBQ season and as more folks are choosing plant-based foods, veggie dogs are having their day in the sun.

After escaping a slaughterhouse, 40 cows ran for their lives through an L.A. neighborhood. After their recapture, the city allowed one to live out her life at Sanctuary.

Pietro is a Holstein calf. Holsteins are commonly raised for dairy––and in dairy, boy calves are generally sold for meat. But the farmer couldn’t sell Pietro. The newborn was sick, and he had a broken leg. He could barely stand, let alone walk. It wouldn’t be worth their time or the cost to nurse Pietro to health and then sell him.

Roosters are great providers and devoted protectors.

Most teens can’t wait for their first set of wheels. Tyler’s car search took a very different turn after checking out a pop-up sale and finding a ram––the sheep kind, not the truck kind.

Isn’t shearing an industry thing? Why do we do it at Farm Sanctuary? Here are the top five questions we get about the topic!

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Cows are a common, peaceful sight along country roads but few people consider the path after pasture.

Undoubtedly, the hardest part about Sanctuary work is saying goodbye when our residents pass.