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Amari, Laura, and Bailey sheep

MAY 2022

Mother and Her Twins United by Love

Amari gave birth to her twins at Farm Sanctuary—just 10 days after her rescue. While Amari’s grown babies now live independent lives, their family remains united by love. Bailey is often at Amari’s side, while Laura spends most of the day with friends. But the trio always snuggles up to sleep each night and when they’re together, they’re as close as can be!

This Mother's Day, give a gift that creates happy families like theirs. With a one-time, $35 gift, you can sponsor Amari, Laura, and Bailey. It’s a great way to honor the loving, protective, and supportive individuals in your life—human and animal alike. Give the gift of Sanctuary.

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Woman smiling with Scott sheep at Farm Sanctuary

New York Sanctuary
Tours Reopen

The 275-acre Watkins Glen shelter will reopen to the public this Friday, May 6! Home to more than 600 rescued farm animals, their stories provide insight into the realities animals face in the modern food system. During your visit, experience a guided tour of the shelter and meet our rescued residents.

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Cameron piglet and Scott lamb touch noses

36 Moments from 36 Years of Farm Sanctuary

In celebration of our 36th anniversary in April, discover stories of compassion and inspiration, generosity and love, success and defeat. Some are milestones and others just memories. But one thing is certain: With every story shared, every connection made, every bill passed, we’re changing the world for farm animals—and we’re doing it together.

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Caregiver Kayla with baby Cornish

41 Chickens Rescued From Two NYC Crises

We are often called upon to help in urgent, large-scale animal rescues. This past March, Farm Sanctuary was contacted to quickly aid 41 chickens, rescued from a religious ritual sacrifice and a slaughterhouse, in two separate but pressing situations in New York City.

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Loreli sheep after shearing

To Shear or Not to Shear?

When it comes to sheep care, shearing can be a hot-button topic. Some liken the process to human haircuts—quick, painless, and even necessary. Others worry that the process can be frightening and painful for the sheep. With these opposing thoughts in mind, we are often asked about our sheep residents at Farm Sanctuary: to shear or not to shear?

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Vegan Lemon Lavender Shortbread Cookies
Treat mom to these delicious shortbread cookies in honor of the special bonds that mothers and children of all species share!
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