Issue 4 Autumn 2026
If you spotted a strutting, speechifying turkey in a Santa hat around the holidays last year, that was probably PETA’s robot ambassador Travis Beaker (named in honor of Blink 182’s vegan drummer, Travis Barker).
One winter, eight years ago, I entered a haulage yard where a small group of bullocks were lying in the dirt, tied by nose ropes to their carts.
Take a spin around the globe with PETA and read about rescues, victories, and ways in which you can help animals.
In this exclusive conversation with PETA’s Lisa Lange, Kim Novak reflects on the profound connections with animals that changed her life.
When Georgia first arrived at Australia’s Liberation Sanctuary, she was a small soul shattered by trauma. She had been found on a neighbor’s property, lost and frightened.
Every year, New York City’s Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall dazzles audiences with high-kicking Rockettes, elaborate sets, and cutting-edge production. Yet one element is stuck in the past.
The holidays are the perfect excuse to enjoy special dishes – and putting a vegan spin on your favorite foods couldn’t be easier.
Rosemary had a way of winning over everyone she met. At the first sign of company, she ran to the gate – my one-hen welcome committee.
Award-winning cartoonist Dave Coverly has been finding humor in the absurdities of everyday life for more than 30 years, and we love his work.
The bird trade deprived Bonnie and Clyde of nearly everything, including one of the most basic joys of being a bird.
Ready, set, go! Animals need advocates of every stripe, and this diverse group of PETA supporters is already off and running. Will you join them?
PETA President Tracy Reiman answers your burning questions.
Thousands of dogs and other animals depend on PETA fieldworkers and those who sponsor them.
