Sanctuary Spotlight
Bringing humans and animals together.
Sanctuary Spotlight features stories from sanctuaries around the globe. Sanctuaries bring humans and animals together in such a way to develop relationships and bonds, creating individuals and not exhibits.
These are the stories of survivors and the people who made their rescue possible. Let them show you what vegan advocacy can do.
Jane. Farm Sanctuary, New York, USA, 2012. (Photo: JoAnne McArthur)
Chances are you’ve seen the award-winning photography of Jo-Anne McArthur before. Her documentary project, We Animals, is a project that documents animals in the human environment using photography. The objective is, “to photograph our interactions with animals in such a way that the viewer finds new significance in these ordinary, often unnoticed situations of use, abuse, and sharing of spaces.”
To view more of this project or to support its mission, visit weanimals.org.
Sanctuary Features
Veganism is the Next Evolution
One day in Maryland, a chicken found in a ditch change the lives of two people forever.
Want to Operate a Sanctuary? Here’s Why You Should Attend the Farm Animal Care Conference
If you're deeply interested in sanctuaries, and what it takes to operate one, then you may want to check out the Farm Animal Care Conference, an event hosted by Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen, New York.
Ching Farm Rescue Hen Help
Ching Sanctuary is looking for donations to help support twenty-five new residents; hens that started their lives in a CA egg factory farm.
THIS SATURDAY: Nathan Runkle to Speak at Sunrise Sanctuary Benefit
What are you doing on April 26, 2014? Come to the Sunrise Sanctuary Benefit at Studio 35 in Columbus.
Indraloka Sanctuary: Rescue of a “Backyard Meat” Pig
On February 20, an extremely sick pig found his way to Indraloka Sanctuary. Vets warned he might not survive, but he did.
Sanctuary Spotlight: Four Urban Paws Sanctuary
Tully Banks / Photo: Four Urban Paws Sanctuary
