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Hi, I’m Miri and this here is Gili, don’t we look like sisters? The truth is that we first met at Beit Dagan Hospital. I arrived at the hospital after I had been lying in a ditch with a broken leg  for two months. If it hadn’t been for the rains

Look how agile I am! You will not believe me – but only three weeks ago I could not stand on my own. Certainly I could not walk or jump. When I arrived at the farm, I was six weeks old, very weak and gaunt. I was born in a

On the eve of Passover, we received an alarming message stating that there was a calf stuck in a water reservoir in the south.  They explained that more than half of his body was submerged under water, and that he was unable to move. He had probably been there for

Bono was saved by a youth group, whose goal is to save lives. They give us hope for the future! While on an action in the North, members of the group asked a local sheep farmer if they could play with a baby lamb.  They saw how loving, sweet and

Hi, I am Staci. When I was born the owner of the herd noticed that I could not stand and immediately separated me from my mother.  He gave me 24 hours to find a new home, otherwise, he will kill me. In the middle of the night, volunteers from the

Shai and Or were found on the side of the road after falling from a truck transporting them to a fattening farm, to be sold as processed sandwich meat at a later date. A third turkey, Orly, recently arrived to the farm after falling from a truck on the way

Gali came to us blind, covered in excrement and terrified. Being blind, she was unable to get to the food, therefore the farmers knew she would be unable to find her way to the milking machines. Usually “useless” calves are sold for meat, but because she was not able to

Hi, I’m Tal. People say that I am full of joy and beauty, but when I arrived at the Freedom Farm Sanctuary I was gaunt and could barely move. I’m sure you wouldn’t be full of joy either if you were trapped in a small cage and your future was

  It’s not easy rescuing pigs in Israel. In 1962 a law was passed making it illegal to raise pigs on Israeli soil, with the exclusion of scientific institutes and zoos. Only a small number of places are allowed to breed pigs for research purposes, when in actuality 60% of