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.

We see cases like Dixon’s all too often: too many calves lose their families and their lives, just for being born male.

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.

Schoolchildren deserve healthy food, instead of food that contributes to diet-related disease and environmental destruction.

Thanks to one compassionate family, Princess — a former dairy cow— now receives the royal treatment at Farm Sanctuary!

In the dairy industry, cows are worth as much as the milk that they produce.

It was around Valentine’s Day when we got the call to help a calf with a broken heart.

Emily Deschanel on new program that brings students face-to-face with animals rescued from the abuses of our modern food system: “Teaching kids compassion is one of the best things we can do to create a kinder, more just world.”

As climate change makes its way into classrooms, teachers need resources. Farm Sanctuary offers free in-classroom presentations and an online curriculum that explore animal agriculture’s effects on our planet and climate change.

Alone, abandoned, and tied to a tree in a Brooklyn park in the pouring rain, Officer Cal sheep could not possibly have imagined the comfortable, love-filled life that awaited him.