• Keepin' Busy, Demo Style

    Written by PETA

    Campaigners from PETA and our affiliates have been working their tails off, fearlessly campaigning against McDonald's, protesting KFC, and pumping up the case against bad zoos. Take a look:

     

    The San Antonio Zoo sold giraffes to Michael Jackson and now refuses to help them. Our giraffe friend just wanted you to know that.
    San Antonio Zoo demo
    Nugget sharpens his knife for a little payback.
    Buffalo demo
    "Wait, what do ya mean it's supposed to be his throat?"
    Buffalo demo
    Our skeletal friends at PETA Germany would rather be dead than eat KFC.
    Buffalo demo

     

    Inspired yet?

    Written by Shawna Flavell

  • Will Motorists See Red Over McCruelty Billboards?

    Written by PETA

    Our McCruelty campaign has been raging on for about a month now, with no word from McDonald's about improving welfare standards for the animals killed for its restaurants. But since when has a little resistance stopped us? That said, we think it's the perfect time to kick the campaign up a notch, don't you agree?

    Our latest efforts have us thinking big—as in billboard big. Check it out:

     

    McCruelty Billboard

     

    We plan to place the eye-opening billboard in select cities across the country. We're certain it will have motorists seeing red once they learn that the biggest seller of chicken meat in the country refuses to compel its suppliers to switch to a better slaughter method.

    Contrary to what Ronald would like consumers to believe, it's not all Happy Meals and hamburger patches under the golden arches. Far from it.

    Please take action now by urging McDonald's to support only suppliers that use controlled-atmosphere killing.

    I know if I were a parent, I certainly wouldn't allow my child to visit the home of a scary giant-shoe–wearing clown with blood on his hands. But that's just me.

    Written by Jennifer Cierlitsky

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