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Jack and Allan pigs walk through the grass at Farm Sanctuary

JUNE 2022

From Something to Someone: Valuing Jack, Allan, and Other Pigs

After “this little piggy went to market,” Jack and his friend Allan went home to Sanctuary. The boys—a Yorkshire pig and Hampshire/Duroc cross, respectively—were both raised for production purposes. They met at Lollypop Farm, the Humane Society of Greater Rochester, and are friendly and rambunctious boys with a bit of an eye for trouble.

Mischievous behaviors aside, these are signs of social and problem-solving skills which likely helped the boys survive. Jack and Allan like all pigs are social, sentient, and intelligent. Learn more about their rescue story, life at Sanctuary, and the complexity of these sentient beings.

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Apply Now: Social Justice & Our Food System

Our Social Justice & Our Food System Community Learning Program is an excellent opportunity for community-building, dialogue, and reflection. This free, virtual 13-week program runs from the week of September 6 through the week of December 2. We're currently accepting applications, so apply today!

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The (Veggie) Dog Days
of Summer

Whether it's ball park or backyard grilled, hot dogs are a summertime tradition—and vegans aren’t missing out. With so many plant-based options, you could spend the whole season relishing the possibilities but this handy guide may help you find the dog of your dreams.

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A pair of goats at Farm Sanctuary's Acton, CA location

Experience the Power
of Sanctuary

When you visit our Southern California and Watkins Glen Sanctuaries, you’ll know right away that Sanctuary is more than a place. It's a way of being. Connect with rescued cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, and other farm animals—each with their own tale to tell—and realize the realities of our modern food system.

PLAN A TRIP

Cornish hens at Farm Sanctuary's Watkins Glen location

Avian Flu: Not Just Something for the Birds

Avian flu reveals agriculture's ills. In this op-ed for Des Moines Register, Farm Sanctuary President Gene Baur and Research Director Lauri Torgerson-White explain why government policies must be updated to restrict irresponsible agricultural practices.

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SHOP FOR GOOD
What’s better than a good picnic? A pig-nic! If you love pigs, compassion, and puns as much as we do, then this embroidered “pignic” blanket will be a great addition to your adventures.
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