New York Sanctuary
Public Tours Reopen

Our Watkins Glen sanctuary will reopen to the public this Friday, May 5! Home to more than 500 rescued farm animals, their stories provide insight into the realities animals face in our modern food system. During your visit, experience a guided tour of the 275-acre haven and meet our rescued residents. Now offering family-friendly tours geared toward younger audiences!

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From Alicia Silverstone: Protect Moms & Ditch Dairy

Actor, bestselling author, and animal advocate Alicia Silverstone shares the reality of the dairy industry for farmed beings: cyclical trauma, family separation, and slaughter. This Mother’s Day, reject violence against mothers like Honey cow and ditch dairy! Right now, you can also adopt survivors and honor motherhood in all its forms.

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Our Hen House: Aaron Rimmler-Cohen

Farm Sanctuary’s Senior Director of Advocacy Aaron Rimmler-Cohen was a special guest on the Our Hen House podcast! In this conversation, Aaron discusses disastrous government subsidies of animal products and explains why we are shifting resources to community-based organizations building sustainable, plant-based food systems.

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In Conversation with
Jo-Anne McArthur

On the 20th anniversary of her first visit, acclaimed photojournalist Jo-Anne McArthur returned to our New York sanctuary to photograph rescued residents and catch up with Gene Baur, our president and co-founder. Watch Jo-Anne recount her first visit to our haven for farmed animals, embracing veganism, and starting out in photojournalism.

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Special Reissue:
"Animal Liberation Now"

Peter Singer pushed the public to confront controversial issues with his seminal 1975 book, "Animal Liberation." This year, "Animal Liberation" will be revised and reissued as "Animal Liberation Now," and Peter will embark on a global speaking tour. Gene Baur reflects on Peter's impact on the animal rights movement and we share an expansive conversation between himself and Peter.

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Inspiring Climate
Optimism in Youth

With our planet changing at an alarming rate, it can feel like it’s too late to combat climate change. Faced with these realities, many young people feel hopeless. But solutions do exist! Our humane education programs empower youth with tangible ways to combat feelings of apathy while addressing a key contributor to environmental degradation: animal agriculture.

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