This spring, middle and high school students in Central-Western New York will find themselves interacting with rescued cows, pigs, chickens, and other farm animals without ever leaving the classroom.

According to market research company NPD Group, 12 percent of millennials (ages 23-38) identify as vegan or vegetarian, along with 11 percent of baby boomers, comprising perhaps one of the largest population blocks of herbivores since the Paleolithic era.

Meet Marco Borges, the trainer and nutritionist who got Beyoncé and Jay-Z hooked on a plant-based diet.

You can make a difference and change a life by choosing to Gift Sanctuary and symbolically adopt George piglet for that special someone.

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

For many East Asians, the Year of the Pig, which lasts from February 2019 through February 2020, is particularly auspicious.

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.”

Earth Day started in 1970 in response to growing awareness and anxiety about the negative environmental impacts of human activities on the planet.

As climate change makes its way into classrooms, teachers need resources. Farm Sanctuary offers free in-classroom presentations and an online curriculum that explore animal agriculture’s effects on our planet and climate change.