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.

It took two days for animal advocate Julie Robertson to capture Anna and Maybelle.

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

A crowded box of chicks sat at the post office unclaimed and ready to be stamped “Return to Sender” — until the peeping sounds from within moved a compassionate mail worker to take action.

Every year young people throughout the country raise farm animals as part of programs like FFA and 4-H.

Victory for Animals: Federal Court Overturns Anti-Whistleblower Law

Patsy and Dolly arrived at our shelter in Acton, CA, this May. These wild donkeys were captured last spring from a Native American reservation south of Needles, CA, and spent a year in a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) facility.

When we welcomed Romy to our New York Shelter, the young lamb was clinging to life.

Peer-Reviewed Scientific Article Concludes that Pigs Are Behaviorally, Cognitively and Emotionally Complex Individuals