People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals

PETA’s notorious “Hell on Wheels” hyper-realistic turkey transport truck has kicked off a new tour to give shoppers a birds-eye view of what turkeys endure in transit and urge them to give the birds a break. Find out if the truck is headed your way!

With the release of never-before-seen footage of baby monkeys tormented at the University of Washington’s primate center, PETA and NARN supporters set up a sign that was too bright to be missed by anyone driving by.

As the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair rolls in, PETA is confronting diners with a reminder that calves, piglets, and chicks value their lives.

PETA rolled out its brand-new state-of-the-art mobile spay/neuter clinic, part of its fleet that provides low to no-cost surgeries for cats and dogs across Hampton Roads and beyond. Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander performed the ceremonial snip alongside State Delegate Jackie Glass, Jill Eyler, and Chief of Staff to Senator Bill DeSteph.

Baseball fans hungry for a win at the Rays Vs. Yankees playoff game scored free vegan hot dogs courtesy of PETA and Tommy Tofu mascot. Supporters dished out 400 franks alongside animal allies holding signs reading “Hit a Grand Slam for Animals: Go Vegan!” and “Vegan Hot Dogs Are a Home Run.”

As President Trump’s motorcade headed to a rally in Missouri, a determined animal advocate raced to a prime viewing spot with a banner bearing a bold call to close the monkey and dog labs. The president waved toward the demonstrator, acknowledging our unmistakable message calling attention to the animals suffering in National Primate Research Centers and other laboratories in the U.S.

PETA supporters dressed as fashionable alligators hit Piazza del Duomo during Milan Fashion Week to urge passersby to never buy handbags made from their skin.

A woman hanging upside down and screaming disrupted a grand opening of a Raising Cane’s to remind everyone of the terror chickens experience before ending up in a fast-food bag. Animal allies have held similar protests across the country to make the point that chickens should be left in peace, not pieces.

Baseball fans headed to Petco Park got an eyeful as avian allies stole the spotlight by unfurling massive banners over the Harbor Drive Pedestrian Bridge that read “Parakeets Suffer and Die for Petco.” The message draws on PETA’s undercover investigation into Creekside Birds—a parakeet breeding factory in Petco’s supply chain.

Building dog houses and chauffeuring clients to and from spay/neuter appointments aren’t the only lifesaving duties a PETA fieldworker will see in their day-to-day. Chuckie was in desperate need of a shave, and he was given a free grooming session, much to the relief of his grateful guardian.