Wooster rooster was brought into Los Angeles by Airbnb guests, but when they left without him, his future was left uncertain. That’s when a community stepped up to save Wooster.

SCOTUS will not hear the latest industry effort to overturn California’s landmark farm animal protection law.

A first-of-its-kind report from the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) shows a staggering rise in bird flu outbreaks in mammals and that zoonotic diseases are spreading to new regions.

This highly pathogenic disease has presented a growing “state of emergency” since 2022, as factory farming has exacerbated bird flu’s spread.

Our dedicated caregivers know and love our rescued animal residents best.

"On Mother’s Day weekend, I witnessed a living example of a more just and compassionate world. I was reminded that Farm Sanctuary is one of those rare institutions—capable of changing the world."

In 1975, Professor Peter Singer published his seminal book, "Animal Liberation." This critical work illuminated the oppression humans impose on other animals and helped spur the modern animal rights movement. This year, after a complete revision the updated book will be re-released as “Animal Liberation Now'' and published in the US on May 23. Peter is also embarking on a global speaking tour to launch the book. Learn about the tour, and watch a 2022 conversation between Gene Baur and Peter Singer.

At Farm Sanctuary, every day is a tender celebration. After escaping lives steeped in heartache, our animal residents get the chance to love again––and every bond gives us hope.

Before we look ahead to all that's in store for the New Year, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on 2021.

At Farm Sanctuary, our rescued residents spend their days doing what they love most, with the ones they love most.