People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals

PETA’s Community Animal Project secured the relinquishment of three unattended kittens in a plastic tub. After a health check, they were transferred to a shelter partner for a chance of adoption.

With egg profiteers bracing for a fall surge of bird flu, PETA’s “Tommy Tofu” mascot is on the case to remind everyone that it’s a shell of a good time to go vegan by dishing up 100 free vegan “egg” sandwiches in Phoenix.

Displaying horrific footage showing federally funded experiments on monkeys, PETA’s mobile billboard truck took to the streets of D.C., covering high-traffic spots near the Capitol and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and calling on NIH to stop funding the National Primate Research Centers.

Passersby were in for a sci-fi spectacle when Charli XC Cow asked leather-clad customers, “Are you wearing my mother?” The robot, which features a state-of-the-art 3D-printed head, describes how cows suffer mutilations and violent killings in the leather industry—and also breaks into a celebratory dance whenever someone proclaims they’re wearing shoes, clothing, or accessories made of vegan leather.

To prove that vegan cheese is creaming the competition, a PETA supporter dressed as a boxer squared off at the Rocky Steps to hand out thousands of delicious dairy-free cheese snacks to hungry passersby.

PETA’s giant dino was met with waves of support outside a venue where NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was scheduled to speak, urging him to shut down the seven federally funded national primate research centers and stop funding experiments on animals outside the U.S.

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.

A group of PETA supporters accompanied by “Bernard”—a seven-foot-tall talking animatronic bear voiced by actor Casey Affleck—kicked off a weeklong tour to warn kind people to steer clear of Three Bears General Store, where twin black bears Daisy and River are confined 24/7 to a barren concrete pit with no chance to be bears and are not allowed to roam, forage, hibernate, or engage in other natural behaviors.

Diners on their way to local eateries that serve pork are in for an earful when “Hell on Wheels”—PETA’s hyper-realistic pig transport truck that looks as if it contains real pigs on their way to slaughter—bombards them with actual recorded sounds of the animals’ panicked screams.

Shoppers attending the grand opening of a new Urban Outfitters were met with a gruesome sight, as a PETA supporter descended upon the store and displayed a realistic, severed “cow’s head.” The action is part of PETA’s campaign calling on all Urban Outfitters Inc. brands to stop selling leather, wool, cashmere, mohair, down, and alpaca fleece–all of which represent extreme violence, cruelty, and fear.