Many people will tell you that there’s nothing cuter than a baby animal.

With the enormous number of farm animals in need — and more than nine billion of these animals slaughtered each year in the United States alone — it is sadly impossible to save them all.

Yeti began his new life at Farm Sanctuary with a bang — literally.

Holidays come with invitations and family traditions. The spirit of the season reminds us to meet people where they are, to celebrate our differences, and model compassion.

Hollywood stars team up with Farm Sanctuary to encourage people to #BreakTheChain and try something new: Take the turkey off your plate. “Adopt” one instead.

Megan Watkins has spent more than two decades championing vulnerable populations and helping to direct hundreds of millions of dollars to the charitable sector

"As somebody who was always fairly compassionate and empathetic; has a big, soft heart; and cries at every animal movie, it just made no sense that I ate meat," filmmaker Kevin Smith reflected during a recent visit with the rescued residents of Farm Sanctuary's Southern California Shelter.

“This’ll be the first year that we’re breaking the chain with tradition... nobody’s going to be eating any bird.” — Kevin Smith

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.

Victory! The custody battle is over; Lorelai, Rory, Paris, and Lane sheep and Luke donkey are a permanent part of the Farm Sanctuary family!