Five animals' lives have been saved thanks to a group of courageous Fullerton Union High Future Farmers of America students who made an unlikely decision: To let them live.

Because of the bravery of a group of compassionate students at Fullteron High in California, two sheep and three goats will now happily out their lives on sanctuaries.

For the animal residents of Farm Sanctuary, love is everything.

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

After nearly losing her life, a young goat named Alice is getting the fresh start she needs at Farm Sanctuary’s Southern California Shelter and winning the hearts of all she meets.

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Born into the farm-animal equivalent of a puppy mill, Avery had been taken from his mother, painfully castrated, and sold off as a pet before he was even five days old.

This spring brought two very special new residents — both of them blind — to our Northern California Shelter.

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Like many of the goats we’ve welcomed to our New York Shelter, Levi came to us through our relationship with New York Animal Care and Control, who found him loose in Brooklyn.