Everywhere you look, you see baby bunnies, fluffy chicks and tiny ducks. The neighbor has new kittens at her house. You know ...

There never seems to be a time when the writings of George Orwell appear outdated. Perhaps those who regard him as a prophet ...

Everywhere you look, you see baby bunnies, fluffy chicks, and tiny ducks, so maybe now’s the time to welcome these great ...

about farm animals? That's right, George Orwell created this book with the intent to show people how the masses can be manipulated through propaganda. A seriously heavy topic that wouldn't be so ...

The more than 300 children who came to the Four Arts on March 13 got to visit with animals from Animal EDventure and hear ...

In the book, Zaleski introduces readers to some of the sanctuary's most memorable animals. Many of the rescues — a mix of farm, wild and domestic species like pigs, dogs, goats, horses ...

It is the story of a revolution on a farm and imagines what would happen if animals were in charge, rather than humans. The author, George Orwell, published Animal Farm in 1945. He was inspired by ...

Though it’s common for children to see pictures of animals in books and magazines or watch them on videos and television programs, few preschool children have seen farm animals up close.