Olivia the goat loves to play.

Cora, a chicken rescued from the frying pan in NYC, has learned how to stay a step ahead of her fellow chickens.

This is a video made by an attendee at ThankLiving 2007, an annual fundraiser and educational event held at Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary.

Triumph the Comic Insult Dog was the opening video at this benefit for the Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary. It was projected on a screen in front of about 250 peeps.

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES! Shooting this undercover video as a volunteer for Farm Sanctuary was an experience that made Jenny Brown decide to quit her career in film and television and work to help farm animals instead. The video was used in a Congressional hearing about "downers" -- animals too sick or injured to walk into an auction or slaughterhouse, who are typically abandoned and left to die. Jenny went on to work for Farm Sanctuary for about a year, and then co-founded the Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary. Some of this footage was used in the film PEACEABLE KINGDOM. Important things to notice are: overheated and overcrowded animals, a sheep with untreated prolapse, a sheep with a lame leg, dead animals in the same pens as live ones, a very pregnant goat being chased, lame and weak veal calves, a cow with bad lacerations and a diseased eye...

Triumph's plugging of Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary

This rescued young goat was clearly feeling better after a few days of R n R