Urge the acting town supervisor to stop killing these wild animals and instead focus on humane measures that are tried and true.
Contact the following decision makers and ask them to immediately put a stop to this incredibly cruel and pointless initiative!
Urge town of Georgetown officials to stop killing these wild animals, who are simply trying to make their way, and instead focus on humane measures that are tried and true.
Please reach out to Alcovi Capital and politely urge them to immediately remove all glue traps from the property and implement humane methods instead.
Urge Mobile city officials to scrap the effort to kill these wild animals and instead focus on humane measures.
Update (February 18, 2025): PETA has just confirmed that all of the traps have been removed! Thank you to all who spoke out for animals! Original post: Centennial at 5th Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada, has reportedly hired a contractor to deploy traps and remove pigeons who are simply trying to survive in the area. In … Read more »
Update (January 31, 2025): Birds were reportedly trapped behind bird-deterrent netting that had apparently fallen into disrepair at Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue Subway station, in New York City. We’re told that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is working with the contractor to resolve the issue. Thank you to all who spoke up! Original post: PETA has received … Read more »
Ask the Mayor Karen Bass to allow authorized rescue teams to reach animal victims of L.A.’s wildfires.
Contact Rural King now and demand that it stop selling cruel glue traps.
PETA has learned that the Northern Neck Farm Museum in Heathsville, Virginia, is reportedly planning to host its second annual “Predator Plow Down” from December 6 to 8. Apparently, participants in this cruel contest would vie to win money and trophies for gunning down the biggest bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. Such gruesome spectacles incentivize terrorizing … Read more »
Join us in urging Niles Scream Park to cancel this activity and replace it with one that doesn’t involve cruelty to animals.
Wallack Management Company in New York City has reportedly set out glue traps in an apparent attempt to control the rodent population. Victims of these devices suffer immensely, succumbing to shock, dehydration, asphyxiation, or blood loss after ripping themselves apart in their frantic struggle to escape from the gooey mess. Exhausted and terrified, they can … Read more »
Urge the Namibian government to reconsider its cruel plans and put a stop to the proposed slaughter.
Ask the City of Lakewood to call off its cruel plans to kill coyotes.
There are at least 8 live birds currently trapped underneath three solar panels, desperately trying in vain to escape. Urge Niagara Region Animal Services to help these birds!
