Emily Deschanel on new program that brings students face-to-face with animals rescued from the abuses of our modern food system: “Teaching kids compassion is one of the best things we can do to create a kinder, more just world.”

Alone, abandoned, and tied to a tree in a Brooklyn park in the pouring rain, Officer Cal sheep could not possibly have imagined the comfortable, love-filled life that awaited him.

On March 19 a construction team arrived at their worksite in the Bronx expecting business as usual.

In the waning hours of 2018, sightings of a mysterious “cow in the woods” began to be reported in the town of New Britain, Conn. (or, as New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart soon dubbed it in a memorable hashtag, #MooBritain).

America owes a lot to the oft-mocked donkey. After all, it was on their backs that much of the West was won.

In the midst of a treacherous ice storm, Farm Sanctuary got a call that stopped us in our tracks: four shorthorn-breed calves were fighting for their lives on a Pennsylvania dairy farm about three hours away from our New York Shelter — and time was running out.

Freddy and Cali goats are two of a kind, with a special bond that unites them as one.

For the animal residents of Farm Sanctuary, love is everything.

In response to pressure from the dairy industry to outlaw the use of terms such as “milk” and “ice cream” by plant-based producers, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is seeking public comment.