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Rescue Rescue Story
"Free Range" Egg-Laying Hens Get a Rare Second Chance
For egg-laying hens in commercial production, even those on “free-range” farms, life ends between the ages of one and two years.
For egg-laying hens in commercial production, even those on “free-range” farms, life ends between the ages of one and two years.
For egg-laying hens in commercial production, even those on “free-range” farms, life ends between the ages of one and two years.

July 20, 2012

Rescue Rescue Story
Julia: Brutalized Pregnant Pig Gives Birth Hours After Rescue
Just a few days before July 4th, Farm Sanctuary’s Emergency Rescue Team arrived at a factory pig farm where we were alerted to the flagrant abuse of a pregnant breeding sow.
Just a few days before July 4th, Farm Sanctuary’s Emergency Rescue Team arrived at a factory pig farm where we were alerted to the flagrant abuse of a pregnant breeding sow.
Just a few days before July 4th, Farm Sanctuary’s Emergency Rescue Team arrived at a factory pig farm where we were alerted to the flagrant abuse of a pregnant breeding sow.

July 20, 2012

Press Release
Social Justice Advocate Elizabeth Kucinich Headlines Farm Sanctuary’s Country Hoe Down
Annual summer celebration brings activism, animals, vegan food & fun together Aug. 4 and 5 in the Finger Lakes region of New York
Annual summer celebration brings activism, animals, vegan food & fun together Aug. 4 and 5 in the Finger Lakes region of New York
Annual summer celebration brings activism, animals, vegan food & fun together Aug. 4 and 5 in the Finger Lakes region of New York

July 16, 2012

Press Release
Why Did Little Jerry Seinfeld Cross the Road?
Sports Fans and Locals Speculate at Mets Chicken’s Rapid Rise to Fame
Sports Fans and Locals Speculate at Mets Chicken’s Rapid Rise to Fame
Sports Fans and Locals Speculate at Mets Chicken’s Rapid Rise to Fame

July 2, 2012

Press Release
Little Jerry Seinfeld Slides Home
Mets chicken gets happy ending at Farm Sanctuary
Mets chicken gets happy ending at Farm Sanctuary
Mets chicken gets happy ending at Farm Sanctuary

June 27, 2012

Rescue Rescue Story
Belina: Hen Rescued from Abandoned, Trash-Filled Car
A loose dog led a Livingston, California Animal Control officer to Belina.
A loose dog led a Livingston, California Animal Control officer to Belina.
A loose dog led a Livingston, California Animal Control officer to Belina.

June 23, 2012

Rescue Rescue Story
Paulina and Friends: Hens Rescued from Cockfighting Operation
LAPD officers were performing a narcotics bust when they discovered 68 hens teeming with parasites and suffering from untreated wounds.
LAPD officers were performing a narcotics bust when they discovered 68 hens teeming with parasites and suffering from untreated wounds.
LAPD officers were performing a narcotics bust when they discovered 68 hens teeming with parasites and suffering from untreated wounds.

June 23, 2012

Press Release
Rhode Island Enacts Legislation to Prohibit Extreme Confinement Crates for Pigs and Calves and the Routine Docking of Cows’ Tails
Farm Sanctuary applauds lawmakers for making Rhode Island the ninth state to pass farm animal protection legislation
Farm Sanctuary applauds lawmakers for making Rhode Island the ninth state to pass farm animal protection legislation
Farm Sanctuary applauds lawmakers for making Rhode Island the ninth state to pass farm animal protection legislation

June 21, 2012

Rescued Calf Now Living the Good Life in Virginia
When he was just two weeks old, Harold was abandoned at a stockyard in New York.
When he was just two weeks old, Harold was abandoned at a stockyard in New York.
When he was just two weeks old, Harold was abandoned at a stockyard in New York.

June 6, 2012

Rescued Rooster Finds Friendship and a Happy New Home
Tony was rescued and brought to live at our New York Shelter in November of 2005.
Tony was rescued and brought to live at our New York Shelter in November of 2005.
Tony was rescued and brought to live at our New York Shelter in November of 2005.

June 6, 2012

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