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Featured Rescues

2011 Featured Rescues

  • Stella and Maya: Miracle Babies Save Mothers from Slaughter
  • Vinnie: Struggling Factory Chick Inspires Act of Mercy
  • William and Harry: Two Calves Receive Royal Treatment at Farm
        Sanctuary's Animal Acres
  • Joey: Lamb Finds Refuge after Unlikely Rescue
  • Sonny: Little Calf Finds Sunny Days at Our New York Shelter
  • Tinsel and Holly:: It's a Wonderful Life for Two Calves
  • 22 Baby Chicks Now Safe
  • Fanny: Mother Finds Safe Haven After Grim Fate at Auction
  • Reggie: Piglet Finds Safe Ending to Curious Experiment
  • Arnold and Friends: Five Calves Who Narrowly Escaped Death
  • Little Eric Finds Freedom
  • Clementine and Clarence: Two Chickens Find Sanctuary
  • A safe Thanksgiving for 25 baby turkeys
  • Sebastian & Jane: Tenacious Piglets Make It to Safety
  • The New Kids: Baby goats thriving after risky births
  • Fiesta: Chicken's Rescue Provides An Extra Reason to Celebrate
        Veggie Pride
  • Phoebus, Blake and Sixer: Dairy Calves Rescued from Starvation
  • Scooter: Runt defies the odds, then finds compassion and
        sanctuary
  • Tobias & Buster: Baby goats escape grim fate and join our New
        York Shelter
  • The Elmira Six: Easter Ducklings Dumped, Then Rescued
  • Francis and Pamela: Lambs Slated for Auction Find Refuge at New
        York Shelter
  • Noel: Goat Found Hog-Tied in Car Trunk Now Free at California
        Shelter

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    Rescued steer finds the friendship he's been yearning for.

    Thunder had been living at Nevins Farm, a shelter for animals in Massachusetts. Thunder had many human admirers, but he had no cattle herd to call his own. Because of the kindness and generosity of two Farm Sanctuary members, Thunder was brought to our New York Shelter. Read more about what happened when he met our cattle residents.

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