School food should nourish everyone, and that requires compassionate choices for kids and communities.

Women who entered animal behavior sciences have shifted the field by offering perspectives that challenged and differed from the majority. As the 36th celebration of Women’s History Month is underway, we are proud of our women-led research team as they aim to contribute to the field of animal behavior and play a role in making science more accessible for others.

We recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day as a time to grow and deepen our commitment to supporting Indigenous resistance and sovereignty.

Queer Puerto Rican vegan activist, Michelle Carrera, visiting with Orlando steer at the Watkins Glen shelter in 2019.

Afraid and alone, a turkey was set loose in a Los Angeles shopping plaza to run for his life.

Once neglected at a cruel backyard butcher operation, she’s now living her best life at sanctuary, complete with her family and tasty snacks.

Activists at a slaughterhouse vigil saved this gentle hen just in time.

The 46 million turkeys slaughtered for Thanksgiving are denied protection against extreme suffering. That's no way to express our gratitude.

Cows are social, intelligent, and sensitive beings, yet the food system mistreats them by the millions every year.

Hundreds of people joined us at the 2025 Celebration for the Turkeys, as we gathered to honor the rescued birds of Farm Sanctuary and inspire kindness for turkeys everywhere.