“Kittenmongers” challenged speciesism in Newcastle, England, by showing passersby that all lives are valuable, not just those of the animals who sit in our laps and are showered with love.

Protesters descended on Ajinomoto’s headquarters in Taiwan, as the MSG giant remains on the “dark side” by refusing to use readily available animal-free research methods. Take action at PETA.org/MSG.

Chained “monkeys” called on a Whole Foods location in Texas to dump Thai coconut milk, as that country’s coconut industry depends on the forced labor of pig-tailed macaques. Take action at PETA.org/Coconut.

In Massachusetts, a PETA supporter disrupted Interim President Alan Garber’s speech on Alumni Day, demanding that the school end experimenter Margaret Livingstone’s tests on baby monkeys. Take action at PETA.org/HarvardUpdates.

PETA pointed out that Starbucks’ upcharge for vegan milk encourages people to opt for dairy, the production of which releases vast quantities of the greenhouse gases that melt ice caps and kill polar bears. Take action at PETA.org/Starbucks.

Thanks to PETA fieldworkers, Peaches is no longer confined to a tiny wire crate. She’s now living in luxury in the home of the veterinarian who treated her.

To provide relief during the scorching heat, PETA India supporters, including an “Ice Queen,” handed out free vegan chocolate ice cream as a reminder that dairy-free treats are as sweet to cows as they are to us.

PETA U.K. greeted retail industry insiders arriving at the Shoptalk Europe event in Barcelona, Spain, with a message for H&M: Stop selling items made from feathers stolen from birds.

In honor of PETA President Ingrid Newkirk’s birthday, we placed a striking new visual plea in Chicago, calling on everyone to follow in her footsteps by leaving pigs off their plates. Learn more at PETA.org/VSK.

Compassionate students at Texas State University gave up valuable study time to share how dairy and other animal-derived products harm animals and devastate the planet.