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.

We take care of nearly 400 animals here at Woodstock Sanctuary at any point in time and most of them are birds.

From all of us at Woodstock Farm Sanctuary, thank you so much for your kind support this year.

There are unmistakable, undeniable overlaps in atrocities in industrial animal agriculture. One example hit the news this last week.

Prince the goat was born on April 21, 2016—the day that Prince the musician tragically died.

Two old friends at the Sanctuary are making the most of these long, hot summer days.

Answering some commonly asked questions about reopening, volunteering, and safety.

Here at Woodstock Sanctuary, we are celebrating Earth Day encircled by mountains and sky as we care for sheep, cows, and turkeys under the warming April sun.

Be kind, live small, stop exploiting animals and risking a future with even more deadly zoonotic pandemics.

By telling Jo’s story and centering her voice, we are doing our part to fight against this erasure.

What gives us hope is that the average person truly doesn’t know these facts and they don’t know chickens.

It takes the support and allyship of a huge number of supporters that make up the Woodstock Farm Sanctuary community.