Adopt-A-Turkey Project
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Adopt-A-Turkey Project

    seeks to end the misery of commercially-raised turkeys by offering a compassionate alternative for Thanksgiving. Since 1986, Farm Sanctuary has rescued more than 1,000 turkeys, placed hundreds into loving homes through our annual Turkey Express adoption event, educated millions of people about their plight, and provided resources for a cruelty-free holiday. For a one-time $30 donation, anyone can sponsor turkeys residing at Farm Sanctuary. Sponsor a turkey and receive a special adoption certificate in your name – or give sponsorships as gifts for family and friends. Donations are also needed to support our lifesaving efforts to promote a compassionate Thanksgiving and protect all farm animals.
Animal Spotlight
Take ActionBe a part of a compassionate holiday tradition by sponsoring a turkey!
Donate
DonateMake a compassionate Thanksgiving donation for ALL farm animals!
Visit the Farm
PhotosSee our turkeys enjoying a holiday feast.
Investigations
Featured VideoWatch our Thanksgiving’s Toll on Turkeys video and pass it on!
Celebrity Support
Take ActionJoin Ellen in saving a life this Thanksgiving!
Investigations
Take a ride on the Turkey Express!
Donate
RecipesStart the meal with a delicious bowl of rosemary sweet potato soup. Try ours!
Shop
ShopTeach children to be kind with 'Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving.
Press Releases

11/23/11 - Farm Sanctuary’s “Turkey Whisperer” Shares 10 Fascinating Facts about Turkeys

11/18/11 - Turkeys are Honored Guests at Unique Thanksgiving Celebration

11/11/11 - Race Car Driver Leilani Münter Hosts Celebration FOR the Turkeys


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Featured News

NPR ALL THINGS CONSIDERED
November 23, 2011
Where Turkey Is The Guest, Not The Entrée

LOS ANGELES TIMES
November 18, 2011
Orphan turkeys seek future as pets, not dinner

ALICIA SILVERSTONE’s KIND LIFE BLOG
November 10, 2011
adopt a turkey!


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