Update (December 6, 2024): The Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that the cow has been assessed and her suffering mercifully ended. The Sheriff has also assured that he will investigate the delayed response. Thank you to all who spoke out and to the Sheriff’s Office for investigating. Original post: PETA has been alerted to the plight … Read more »
Urge these companies to stop promoting animal rides at Egypt’s pyramids and other tourist sites!
Join PETA in urging the hotel to do the right thing by ensuring the rehabilitation of these turtles with a local group and doing away with the exhibition of animals altogether.
E-mail Judge Hourihan and politely explain that rodents experience pain and fear, just like any other animal, and that their torture is never to be excused.
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 »
Ask the City of Lakewood to call off its cruel plans to kill coyotes.
Urge officials to immediately terminate this harmful “partnership” with BFAS.
Removing the protection of rhesus macaque monkeys will expose them to capture, abuse, and exploitation.
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!
Please urge SkyTaxi to stop flying these animals to their deaths.
Ask the Fayetteville Police Department to remove the K-9 from the abusive handler’s custody immediately.
Contact Nigeria officials, urging them to investigate this matter using the information provided to them by PETA and intervene swiftly, before more animals suffer.
Contact D.R. Horton, urging it not to develop this land and to opt instead to safeguard these beautiful, federally protected birds.
