People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals

A trio of nearly nude PETA supporters covered in “blood” and lying on giant meat trays wrapped in cellophane—complete with spoof “humane” labels—took aim at the bogus certification scheme used to market the flesh of animals and dupe kind consumers into paying more for the same old cruelty.

Armed with two large banners calling for an end to NIH’s waste of tax money on cruel experiments on animals, this dino duo followed President Trump all the way down to Florida during one of his visits to Palm Beach, Florida.

With no end to the bird flu outbreak or skyrocketing egg prices in sight, the PETA Commando Chicks reported for duty to give away free vegan “egg” sandwiches made from healthy, delicious tofu—which is packed with protein and never caused a pandemic—along with Just Egg coupons, so locals can whip up their own delicious vegan egg dishes at home.

A giant jailed “marmoset” and stuffed “monkeys” joined forces with PETA supporters for a University of Massachusetts–Amherst (UMass) event, calling on Chancellor Javier Reyes to close the laboratory of experimenter Agnès Lacreuse, who has squandered millions in taxpayer money to study menopause in marmosets—a condition they don’t naturally experience.

PETA India Director Poorva Joshipura delivered a powerful plea as she was hung from a hook, clad in a bodysuit smeared with “blood,” alongside “pig” and “goat” bodies. The striking visual marks PETA India’s 25 years of unwavering advocacy for animal liberation.

Attendees at SeaWorld’s inaugural Fins and Flippers 5K were greeted by a surprising sight when they arrived: a giant crying “orca” chained to a massive inflatable arch, surrounded by a pod of PETA supporters. Wielding signs, these animal defenders called on the abusement park to release Corky—the longest-held captive orca in the world—to an ocean refuge.

PETA’s Community Animal Project got Brownie out of his woefully tiny pen and installed a brand-new runner completely free of charge.

Shoppers in Mumbai were met with a shocking sight, as PETA President Ingrid Newkirk was gruesomely “skinned alive” by a butcher as she protested with a sign that read, “Leather is someone’s skin. Wear Vegan.” Cows, buffaloes, and other animals exploited for their skin suffer fear and pain and fight for their lives, just as any human would.

PETA lit up Portland’s busiest freeway with a searing demand: “CLOSE OHSU MONKEY LAB.” OHSU has a long history of failing to abide by state and federal animal welfare laws at its primate center, which imprisons more than 5,000 monkeys.