After years of suffering for dairy, Shirley goat got a glimpse of sanctuary.

One of the greatest joys of motherhood is watching your kids grow up. Since coming to Farm Sanctuary, Cynthia goat has raised her little boy, Bruce, into a strong, kind, and vibrant adult. He’s the kind of child who’d make any parent proud, the light of her life.

After enduring years of neglect, Venus and Cupid now have love on their side.

Leave it to the “Subway Goats” to miss their own birthday party.

For two goats who had spent their whole lives without names, finding monikers that fit was of the utmost importance.

On March 19 a construction team arrived at their worksite in the Bronx expecting business as usual.

Freddy and Cali goats are two of a kind, with a special bond that unites them as one.

If you’ve ever visited Farm Sanctuary’s New York Shelter or tuned in to our Explore.org live cams, chances are you encountered the amazing Skye goat, a beloved longtime resident whose outsized impact will be felt for many years to come.

The odds were against little Rufio from the start: Born disabled on a family-operated goat farm, he had two strikes against him as soon as he was born.

Most New York commuters expect to encounter interesting characters on their morning commutes, but it’s not every day that a pair of goats is spotted cruising along subway tracks.