The season of giving is officially here and if you’re looking for a unique and meaningful gift for a friend or a loved one, a donation to the animals who call Woodstock Farm Sanctuary home is a great option.  

Looking back at 2022…with more sheep and gratitude  

Early last week, our Shelter Director Hervé went on a road trip with Remy to get fitted for his very first custom wheelchair at Eddie's wheel in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts. Keep reading to find out how it went!

Today we’re thankful for many reasons, but the most important of them all? We rescued two baby turkeys this week that were just days from being consumed for Thanksgiving.

Meet our newest goat herd, the Zombie Goats!

Forging a connection with farmed animals is part of the process of liberation. And sanctuaries create a place where that can actually happen.

As we approach Thanksgiving here in the United States, do you have a pit in your stomach? I do. I felt it starting in early November and it is deepening.

Fall in fact might just be the BEST season for visiting. Why you ask? Keep reading to find out.

If you did grow up going to these fairs, you likely have a lot of nostalgia around them, which is understandable because most of them have so many carnival components. However, what is the backbone of fairs?

Have you stayed at The Gray Barn? No? Read more about this amazing award-winning vegan inn that supports our rescued residents!

Keeping our residents cool and comfortable is our top priority in the summer season. Learn about what we do to ensure the safety and comfort of our rescued farmed animals.

Did you know that there’s a week in June dedicated to “Dairy Goat Awareness”?

When you visit Woodstock Sanctuary, our hope is that you make a personal connection with our animal residents.

On Mother’s Day, we’re privileged to celebrate several wonderful moms who call Woodstock Sanctuary their home.

Going vegan is the best independent effort we each can make for our planet, but what else can be done?

How are we keeping 250 birds protected here at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary?

Woodstock Sanctuary is pleased to introduce Lesley Tse as our organization’s new President of the Board of Directors.

With the recent avian flu outbreak reaching the Hudson Valley, our shelter team has put a protocol in place to protect the birds and keep them safe.

This Earth Day, we pledge to do more with our education work, fight animal agriculture more directly, and join in more collations and collaborations to fight the biggest contributors to our climate emergency.

The problem was evident: this humane society did not see the issue with sending these animals to farms–they worked with a local network of hobby and production farms, and a petting zoo, to place the animals.