Past Features

"I Want You to Be a Dog Defender and Cat Champion"
During an undercover investigation into an Iams contract laboratory, PETA discovered that Iams kept cats and dogs, like Christmas—so named because his laboratory identification code ended in MAS”—in tiny stainless-steel cages and barren cement kennels inside windowless buildings where temperatures reached dangerous extremes.

‘Testing ... One, Two, Three’
PETA’s edgy new video “Testing … One, Two, Three” sheds a fresh light on the cruelty, injustice, and inaccuracy of animal experimentation. Watch the video and find out ways that you can help fight abuse in the lab.

A “Surprising” Development in Columbia’s Laboratories
Was Columbia’s Veterinarian Really a Veterinarian?

Ad in New York Times Targets Covance Cruelty
While the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Food and Drug Administration continue to investigate abusive conditions at the billion-dollar animal-testing conglomerate.

Add Zing to your Complexion with Zia Natural Skincare
It's only natural that Zia Natural Skincare is a must-have for a constellation of Hollywood starlets and make-up artists.

Aid Your Nails With Cruelty-Free Products From Nail-Aid and Anise Cosmetics
If you refuse to buy nail care products made by companies that drip chemicals into rabbits' eyes in cruel "safety" tests or those made out of animal-derived substances with names only a chemist can pronounce, then you'll love the Nail-Aid line of innovative nail treatments and the nail colors from Anise Cosmetics as much as we do.

Air Force Tasers Fully-Conscious Pigs!
Fully-conscious pigs are repeatedly forced to endure excruciating pain of Taser blasts in crude Air Force tests.

American Cancer Society: Hypocrites in Action
At the American Cancer Society Gala, attendees can eat their way to the hospital, thanks to the meat-laden menu, featuring rack of lamb, beef tenderloin, fried chicken, and pork loin. Numerous studies have linked the consumption of meat to the development of cancer.

American College of Surgeons Insists on Using Cruel Animal Labs
Activists demand use of validated non-animal alternatives.

American Diabetes Association
While there is no cure for diabetes, the good news is that diabetes can be prevented, and even more remarkably, symptoms can be reversed. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) should be at the forefront of preventing diabetes. Instead, this bloated charity—which netted $188 million in total revenues in 2002 and whose CEO took home more than $430,000 in the same year—is turning a blind eye to the cutting edge of knowledge on diabetes.