Our rescued residents have a lot of heart. Before coming to Farm Sanctuary, these animals faced the very worst of humanity.

Rita was just a few months old when an accident claimed part of her foot—and very nearly, her life.

Just like their namesake Stevie Wonder/Paul McCartney song “Ebony and Ivory,” this bovine mother and son will now remain “side by side” for life.

With every animal we rescue and care for at Farm Sanctuary, there also comes the difficult time when we have to say goodbye.

Most farm animals never get to know their families. In today’s animal agricultural systems, farmers instead profit on keeping them apart.

It’s been close to a decade since they first roamed our pastures, but Cowboy and Cassidy are back and calling Farm Sanctuary home again.

We couldn’t have asked for a better time to welcome Forrest into the Farm Sanctuary family.

We see cases like Dixon’s all too often: too many calves lose their families and their lives, just for being born male.

Because of the bravery of a group of compassionate students at Fullteron High in California, two sheep and three goats will now happily out their lives on sanctuaries.

Schoolchildren deserve healthy food, instead of food that contributes to diet-related disease and environmental destruction.