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When I was born in the 1960’s, there were 3,126,686,743 people on this blue-green marble we all call home. At the start of 2024, the...

We read the news sometimes and can experience despair, right? Some of what has changed in the past fifty or more years is the speed at...

We dream BIG dreams here. John and I have never dreamed 'small' about the things that are important to us. Since we met in 1980 on the...

Our LEAP Changemakers 2023-2024 have knocked it out of the park! On May 10, 2024, the participants and their families were at the...

I think one of the most common questions I am asked is "Why rescue?" or more specifically, "Why farmed animal rescue?" The broadest...

We feel really blessed to be able to rescue so many farmed animals at Unity Farm Sanctuary. 62 mammals and 225 birds live out their lives...

Leap Day, for LEAP Changemakers! Perfect synergy for Leap Day - our LEAP Changemakers project team, lead by LEAPer Caroline Kisgen,...

We focus on the “wins”, and learn from the losses. In the world of rescue and sanctuary, the emotional rollercoaster can be a hard ride...

What do you remember most about 2023 at Unity Farm Sanctuary? Maybe a new rescue here had you cheering, or maybe you had a blast at an...

Unity Farm Sanctuary has worked with many other sanctuaries and rescue organizations to rescue farmed animals and companion animals. Some...

‘“What are you good at?” “What work needs doing?” And “What brings you joy?” Where those three things overlap is the opportunity for...

It has been a year of unique medical challenges for some rescues. Sometimes despite the best care provided by our team and veterinarians...

Let's start upbeat and we will ease you into the heart of the news. In July, 8 years ago, Miss Penny Blossom entered this world, and was...

Sanctuary life is not all blue skies and easy days I had to say no today. I did not cause the problem, and I did not create the situation...

Sanctuary life is like anyone's everyday busy lives, but a really condensed, amplified, and “filled to the brim” version of everyday life...