• Internet Soup

    Written by PETA


    Animal-friendly is the new black, as evidenced by all the good news in our latest edition of Internet Soup. Enjoy!

    • The Wall Street Journal reports that PETA's Fashion Week parties are changing the fashion world from the inside out.
    • Going vegan is the latest glamourous trend.
    • Betty Crocker is no match for Vegenaise and Ener-G Egg Replacer.
    • Animal abusers have 500 new reasons to steer clear of Holland.
    • A dog's life is one we would all like to live at this French hotel.
    • Sticky Fingers vegan cupcakes crumble the competition on Cupcake Wars
    • Sodexo's executive chef explains why the company's Meatless Mondays offerings are outselling their fatty competition.
    • A riveting animated video describes the dire plight of endangered bluefin tuna. This is not your kiddies' typical Saturday morning cartoon.

    Written by Michelle Sherrow

  • PLRS Horrors Making Headlines Everywhere

    Written by PETA

    VICTORY! PLRS Closing; More Than 200 Animals to Be Freed.

    "You could cringe watching this cat being yanked from a chain-linked fence. Or gasp in disbelief when you see this dog's tooth being pulled by pliers. Snapshots of sores on dogs—heartbreaking."

    Those aren't PETA's words—they're some of the opening lines of a news story about our investigation of Professional Laboratory and Research Services (PLRS). Our undercover investigation documented the shocking abuse of dogs, cats, and rabbits by employees at PLRS. The story broke in this Associated Press piece, and the abuses have caught the attention of both local and national media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog.

    Facebook fans have linked our video to their newsfeeds, and PETA pals Pam Anderson, Bill Maher, and Sophia Bush have Twittered about our campaign. Now we'd like to know what actions you've taken to get the word out about animal cruelty at PLRS. Tell us below.

     

    Clementine

     

    Written by Karin Bennett

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