Hens Get Homes for the Holidays
Posted on December 7, 2014 | Written byNearly 100 chickens head for their new homes after being rescued from an egg farm.
Nearly 100 chickens head for their new homes after being rescued from an egg farm.
Two bears go from a pitiful pen to a spacious sanctuary.
The French retailer is the latest to take a stand for rabbits.
Concertgoers craving sausages at Morrissey’s recent London show were out of luck.
After a Hamilton, Ontario, woman kept her dead husband in their home for six months, PETA is alerting people that there could be corpses in other homes, too.
Jalapeños have nothing on these hot slices of pie.
Air France is the only major airline that’s willing to ship primates to laboratories, so it’s the only one that PETA presented with a gift this holiday season.
PETA placed an attention-grabbing, pro-vegan billboard near the Hilton hotel in Québec, where the pork industry’s 2014 convention is being held.
Chained dogs never get a holiday, so PETA’s fieldworkers were out over Thanksgiving weekend delivering lifesaving doghouses, straw, and food.
Dan Mathews has devoted his life to promoting justice and compassion. On Thanksgiving Day, he and his partner celebrated what it’s all about: love.
Christmas is just another miserable day for the captive animals at SeaWorld.
He promised, and he’s delivering. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that next week, he’ll introduce his bill to ban horse-drawn carriages by 2016.
When PETA’s bikinied beauties gave away Subway’s new vegan Riblet sandwiches in D.C., were they a hit? You bet your Tofutti Cuties they were!
PETA’s “sheep” hoofed it to stores across the country on Black Friday to hand out some EWESful sheep-shaped stress balls and ask shoppers for a favor.
PETA supporters scaled the barriers at today’s parade and displayed posters proclaiming, “SeaWorld Hurts Orcas.”