People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals

While Harvard alumni sipped cocktails at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami, a troop of animal defenders and an inflatable monkey wearing a blindfold were outside demanding President Alan Garber stop Margaret Livingstone’s cruel experiments.

Partnering with The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO), we distributed coats across refugee camps in Jordan. We encourage people everywhere to donate their fur or fur-trimmed coats to help those who have few options in life—the only people with any excuse to wear them. Clean out your closet and clear your conscience.

Just in time for International Women’s Day, women in Agra crammed themselves into cages in solidarity with hens on egg farms. These PETA India supporters reminded passersby that mother hens raised for their eggs spend their entire lives in cages so small they can’t spread a single wing.

A giant PETA “mouse” shared the message “NIH Wasted $23 Billion on Animal Tests Last Year!” outside the Capitol where President Donald Trump was speaking to Congress. The mouse urged lawmakers to end the National Institutes of Health’s annual squandering of billions of dollars on go-nowhere experiments on animals that help no one.

A troop of “monkeys” in prisoner garb dumped buckets full of “coconut milk” over themselves outside the Royal Thai Embassy to urge officials to end the exploitation of endangered monkeys in Thailand’s coconut-picking industry.

Along with routine lifesaving straw and food deliveries, PETA fieldworkers secured the relinquishment of three different sets of puppies and transferred them all to trusted partner shelters.

PETA supporters challenged University of Massachusetts-Amherst (UMass) leadership at an event at Seagate Golf Club in Florida, urging the school to end experimenter Agnès Lacreuse’s cruel and pointless tests on tiny marmosets.

As temperatures hovered around freezing, 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.

In a bid to encourage peaceful coexistence between humans and pigeons, PETA erected a giant sky-high message just underneath Dinosaur—a wonderful statue of a noble pigeon on the Highline—that points out just some of these birds’ remarkable attributes and abilities and appeals to viewers to show the winged city slickers some respect.