PETA has received reports that a dog on Bay Eddy Court in Summerville, SC, is routinely whipped and is frequently tethered outside without food, water, shade, or shelter. Allegedly, the owner admitted to using the whip to “correct” the dog for barking and digging. A video reportedly taken at the property shows a dog tethered … Read more »
PETA recently received a report that bird-deterrent netting has fallen into disrepair under the Santa Monica pier. Reportedly, birds have become trapped behind the netting and died on multiple occasions. While the desire for nonlethal bird control is admirable, reports of improperly installed or broken netting are far too common, so these devices frequently do … Read more »
PETA has learned that the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners in Sandusky, Michigan, are aware of approximately 50-100 intact cats reportedly languishing at a Delaware Township address—some apparently missing eyes and limbs, and all without access to regular food, water, veterinary care, or adequate shelter. Disturbingly, at minute 46 of the October 20 Sanilac County … Read more »
Victory! After decades of advocacy from PETA supporters like you and our allies at NYCLASS demanding an end to NYC’s deadly horse carriage trade, we have big news to share: The New York City Council, under the determined leadership of Speaker Julie Menin and with the stalwart support of Mayor Zohran Mamdani, has voted to to ban the cruel rides.
Lady Gaga is another victim of the skin and feather industry’s deception. New PETA Asia footage shows what really happens at ostrich farms.
Please send a polite message urging these travel companies to stop promoting camel rides worldwide.
Please urge fairs to leave wild animals out of their upcoming events and all future ones.
Urge Sheriff Clore to take action to secure the removal of and appropriate care for every animal at the Dogtown property and to pursue a criminal investigation and appropriate charges against Sera to prevent her from obtaining more animals.
Urge Shalom to retire all the animals suffering there to reputable facilities, where they can finally get the care that they desperately need.
Urge your members of Congress to support the COMPACT Act today!
Contact the Mayor of Fort Lauderdale and ask him to shut down Angel’s latest attempt to exploit capybaras and other animals.
Demand that the individual be charged under Trinidad and Tobago’s Summary Offenses Act.
