Chickens Rescued From Trucks During Kaporos Start New Lives at Farm Sanctuary

Farm Sanctuary recently rescued several chickens from trucks during the Kaporos ritual in Brooklyn, where live chickens are swung overhead and slaughtered for atonement. The rescued chickens, who were found abandoned in crates on the streets, are now starting new lives at the sanctuary. They will be able to live out their lives in safety and peace, free from harm and suffering.

The chickens are now receiving care and attention at Farm Sanctuary, where they will have the opportunity to explore their natural behaviors, such as dust bathing and sunbathing. These rescued animals serve as a reminder of the cruel conditions that animals face in many industries, including factory farming and religious rituals. Farm Sanctuary continues to advocate for the protection of all animals and raises awareness about the need for compassion and kindness towards all living beings.