A body-painted “lobster” on a giant plate, complete with lemon and butter, is making festivalgoers rethink every bite.
From a breeding cage to a loving home, Bonnie and Clyde’s transformation will warm your heart.
PETA took footage from “cage-free” egg farms to Whole Foods shoppers. What they saw shattered the myth that the egg industry has been selling to consumers for years.
We need the U.S. Senate to take a final vote to pass the FDA Modernization Act 3.0. Act NOW!
After surviving years inside a notorious animal experimentation laboratory, six beagles are finally getting the happy ending they deserve. See their remarkable transformation in PETA’s new video.
This summer, PETA and Just Food Company are giving people something to cluck about. See if the tour is headed your way.
Hundreds of thousands of octopuses have been spared after plans for the world’s first commercial octopus farm were scrapped. Find out how PETA supporters helped sink this cruel scheme before it could trap and kill sensitive, feeling animals.
PETA is urging prosecution of a former animal control officer at this Best Friends partner shelter in Georgia.
A landmark ruling recognizing two goldfish as sentient beings inspired PETA’s bold Times Square billboard urging everyone to leave fish off their plates.
If Raising Cane’s motto is “One Love,” it clearly doesn’t apply to chickens. Newly revealed records expose a nightmare for birds.
These goats suffered filthy conditions, untreated illnesses, and abuse at a dairy farm PETA investigated. Now, the last survivors are finally safe—and their story has a happy ending.
Milena Bogunovic’s negligence allowed a staff member to freeze mice who may have been alive, among other unauthorized euthanasia practices.
Bulls are being beaten, whipped, and worked to the point of collapse for Pepsi-branded drinks. If you own PepsiCo stock, you can help urge the company to act—starting with this quick form.
Another dolphin has died at SeaWorld. Dottie spent 39 years in miserable confinement—never touching the ocean and repeatedly torn from her calves.
A full-page newspaper ad and dozens of sidewalk decals are sending a clear message to Los Angeles leaders: Animals on Skid Row can’t wait.
