In the fall of 2002, a caring citizen reported that he found a goat hanging dead in the fence of a Wisconsin farm.

When an animal control officer found Zoop on a cold morning in Denville, New Jersey, the tiny goat could not walk upright or even stand comfortably.

Dino came from a home in Brooklyn, New York. He spent the first five or more years of his life tied to a doghouse on a concrete driveway.

Moving images from sanctuaries raise awareness for farm animals everywhere, offering a rare glimpse of their lives as they could be.

Like us, farmed animals get tired of winter and its cold days and early sunsets!

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.

Farm Sanctuary counts on friends like you to move our mission forward. Whether you’ve been a long-time supporter or just began following our work this year, we’re grateful for your partnership in building a more just and compassionate world.

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

Giving back has never been so sweet! This month, Farm Sanctuary and GoMacro — a leading creator of compassionate treats — join forces on a special “GiveBack Bar” that helps make a difference for farm animals.

Choosing more plant-based foods is a meaningful way to align your daily choices with your values of compassion.