Animal Rights and Campaign News

Bashing a horse’s legs to get the animal to jump higher makes the case that Olympic equestrian events should be banned immediately.

Colombia’s dining scene is full of vegan-friendly spots that won’t disappoint. Here are six wonderful vegan restaurants to try!

Dr. Amy Clippinger guides a team of scientists from PETA entities around the world who are advancing non-animal toxicology testing approaches.

Christine Lattin, Louisiana State University’s resident menace to birds, has plumbed the depths of cruelty and absurdity in her latest round of bird-killing experiments.

Kroger’s top brass is being urged to reconsider the company’s relationship with Plainville Farms—a supplier whose workers abused birds for fun—by its new shareholder: PETA.

You can do your part to prevent the suffering of ostriches on farms and in slaughterhouses by always choosing vegan foods and fashions.

For her work against the Southwest National Primate Research Center, this Texas student is receiving PETA’s Hero to Animals Award.

An NIH agency spent $205,000 to “feminize” male monkeys with hormones, supposedly to study HIV transmission in transgender women. Why not enroll transgender women in a study that might actually help them?

Spain has passed a new law recognizing dogs, cats, and other animal companions as living, feeling beings instead of objects. See how this win will protect their rights as members of the family.

After bringing home a new baby, a family realizes the noisy newcomer is giving their retiring cat the blues.

After four days of calls and round-the clock protests by PETA supporters, humane agencies rescued John D. Jones’ latest victims. The dogs will be getting the safety and warmth that they desperately need.

PETA Science Consortium donated equipment to spare rabbits cruel chemical tests. See how PETA is working to end the Draize rabbit eye test!