On the Fourth of July, Farm Sanctuary’s Pignic was a joyful day of compassionate food and fun.

In some U.S. states, pigs outnumber people. Yet, the public is often unaware of the daily suffering of these smart and social animals.

Meet Lola, Blue, and Pickles, three sanctuary residents proving that pigs are individuals, not stereotypes.

Keeping loved ones together is one of the most meaningful gifts Farm Sanctuary offers to farm animals who have already endured profound loss.

At Farm Sanctuary, where thousands of farm animals have found refuge, a kinder world isn’t just possible—it’s already taking shape.

These photos reveal two opposing realities: As our resident animals revel in sanctuary spring, billions of animals suffer in the food system.

George pig was once sick, shy, and unsure of the world. Now, he hangs out with the most playful, high-energy pig friends at Farm Sanctuary.

From feathered fowl to giant ruminants, farm animals are endlessly fascinating.

Farm Sanctuary connects rescued farm animals with loving homes nationwide in our Farm Animal Adoption Network (FAAN).

For 40 years, the animals of Farm Sanctuary have opened hearts and revealed the promise of a more compassionate world.