It was the Thursday before Memorial Day, one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, when we got the call: 60 “broiler” chickens had fallen off a transport truck headed for a Brooklyn live market.

Advocates Ask Court for Judgment in Suit Against Law That Silences Industry Whistle-Blowers

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.

When horse-rescuer Kelly first caught sight of Valentino, he was struggling down a stockyard aisle on his knees as workers goaded him with whips and bats. He was only about a day old, one of many newborn calves brought to New Holland Auction in Pennsylvania that day.

In the very early morning hours of Sunday, Jan. 25, National Shelter Director Susie Coston received a text message about a turkey in central New York who needed a home.

Cattle rustling may not be as common now as it was in the days of the Wild West, but it does still happen — just ask the Riverside, CA, police.

In response to a California district court’s decision to overturn a portion of the state’s law that bans the production and sale of cruelly produced foie gras, Farm Sanctuary issued the following statement

Gus is a special pig with very particular needs. He must be kept safe from squabbles with other pigs, from stress, and from becoming overheated, because a precipitous increase in his heart rate could put him into respiratory arrest.

When the Fox reality show “Utopia” was canceled this year, its producers were left with an unusual conundrum.

Coalition Presents Constitutional Challenge To Law That Silences Industry Whistle-Blowers