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Farm upstate 

Term generally used by parents to explain the absence of a family pet. While sometimes meaning the pet has truly been rehomed, it generally is a euphemism for the animal dying, disappearing, being put down, or given to an animal shelter.
Child: “daddy, where did fluffy go?”
Father, covered in scratch marks: “well sweetie, fluffy went to live on a farm upstate…”
Farm upstate by ragonkmasterp1 August 28, 2023
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Farm upstate 

Where your childhood pets went
Son: Dad, wheres Mr. Nutterbutter?
Dad: Uh... he went to a farm upstate.
Farm upstate by Fuck nugget magee October 20, 2018

living on a farm upstate

Being euthanized.
Buster got sick, he got a disease called 'rabies'. But a nice man came and volunteered to take care of him. He's going to be living on a farm upstate where he can run and play.

living on a farm upstate

Dead; no longer among the realm of the living.
Guy: Hey, did you hear about Bill?

Girl: No, what happened?

Guy: He's now living on a farm upstate.

Girl: Oh no, when is the funeral?
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