Before Hurricane Katrina made landfall in late August 2005, businesses in the states of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi were raising an estimated 635 million farm animals for food.

After having a rough start in life, a very special cow named Linda is now living in peace and comfort at Farm Sanctuary's New York Shelter.

Thanks to the compassionate decision of one man and his wife, Punky and her friends are living the good life at Farm Sanctuary's New York Shelter.

In late April of 2004, Chicky and nine of his siblings were rescued from a factory farm hatchery and brought to live at Farm Sanctuary's New York Shelter.

Though every step pained him, Sprout seemed to know that each one also brought him closer to sanctuary.

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.

Your support helped us come to the aid of over 100 pigs who were left in freezing weather without shelter or food at a farm in Olean, NY.

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.