If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s the importance of empathy and that our choices impact the lives of others.

Tilly and Nilly—two young Cornish Cross chicks who likely survived the same chicken farm—are just about as similar as their rhyming names.

This presidential turkey pardon—which paints turkeys as unwitting convicts seeking clemency—deserves a little examination. How did this tradition arise? And what in the world do turkeys need pardoning for, anyhow?

The CDC is advising that people avoid holiday travel this year and limit holiday festivities to those living in the same home. But don’t dismay: If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s how to adapt.

Avril cheated death three times—first evading potential slaughter, then surviving a wildfire, and lastly overcoming a life-threatening leg injury.

I am writing on behalf of Farm Sanctuary and our 1.2 million members and constituents to urge you to discontinue the inhumane and unacceptable practice of shipping live animals.

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On July 20, 2020, a massive fire razed a New Jersey egg farm—killing almost 300,000 trapped hens.

When it comes to sheep care, shearing can be a hot-button topic. And so, the eternal question: to shear or not to shear?

Before coming to Farm Sanctuary, Freddie and Lenny led parallel lives. The Jersey and Ayrshire calves were born around the same time—each at separate dairy farms in New York State.