FelicitySheep: But Does She Know She’s A Sheep? #AnimalRescue #Sheep
Beautiful, slight, and fawn-like in appearance, Felicity is a Blackbelly Barbados sheep. Like a fawn, she is skittish and shy,[…]
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Bob Harper: The Sensitive Guy #AnimalRescue #Pigs
Bob Harper: The Sensitive Guy Every pig has a very different personality from every other pig, and Bob is no[…]
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Lost Lamb Sisters Clare and Sarah Find a New Family #AnimalRescue #OnTheLam
Two little lost lambs were found wandering in a New Jersey suburb where having any animals considered livestock which, crazily,[…]
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Happy Photography Day! Meet Luke Hess, Who Captures the Spirit of Our Rescued Residents
There is an intimate connection between a photographer and his subject. He may represent an entire lifetime in the milliseconds[…]
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Meet Maria Goat, Who Moved Beyond a Tragic Past to Live and Love Again #AnimalRescue
“She’s living the life just like a movie star: Maria Maria!” —Carlos Santana, “Maria Maria” Like a stereotypical movie star,[…]
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Meet Cameron Piglet, Who Has a Happy Life Ahead of Him Thanks to a Compassionate Couple’s Actions #AnimalRescue #Piglet
Cameron piglet arrived at Farm Sanctuary less than a week ago, but he has already stolen the hearts of everyone[…]
Read moreThe Work of a Farm Sanctuary Caregiver: How We Meet Our Rescued Residents’ Health Care Needs #AnimalRescue
More than 500 farm animals, many of whom were rescued from horrific situations, now call our New York Shelter home.[…]
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Knock, Knock — Who’s There? JUSTIN! #AnimalRescue #Goat
If anyone can appreciate a good knock-knock joke, it’s Farm Sanctuary resident Justin goat. We imagine that, for him, it[…]
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Nate: The Goat Who Gave Rescuers a Run for Their Money and Remains in Charge #AnimalRescue
August 9th marks four years since we first met Nate, a goat who “grabbed life by the horns” and is[…]
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Louise Sheep: Mother, Daughter, Aunt — All Roles Played with Love #AnimalWelfare #AnimalRights
When we welcomed Louise to our New York Shelter, she was emaciated and crawling with lice. She had not been[…]
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