PETA Victory! Budweiser Agrees to Stop Amputating Clydesdales’ Tailbones
Budweiser has been brewing up a backlash all summer. But PETA is raising a toast to the beer brand after it agreed to stop amputating the tailbones of its iconic Clydesdales.
How Michigan’s Even Keel Exotics Pushed Feds Past the Tipping Point
In August 2023, the USDA confiscated close to 150 animals from Michigan’s Even Keel Exotics. Learn how PETA played a part.
PETA Urges Federal Agencies to Investigate Alarming Conditions at Emory and OHSU
PETA is sounding the alarm: The failure to sanitize primate caging at Emory and OHSU harms animals and poses a risk to human health.
Meet Your Meat-Free Guide to Life After a Lone Star Tick Bite
Since lone star ticks are on the rise, so is the need for dairy- and meat-free recipes. Luckily, PETA makes going vegan as easy as taking a walk in the woods!
European Commission Backs Phaseout of Animal Use in Experiments and Chemical Tests but Ignores Citizens on Cosmetics
While PETA welcomes steps taken by the European Commission, they fall woefully short on saving animals’ lives.
Montana Animal Exhibitor’s License Is on the Line After Slew of Violations
PETA urges everyone to avoid supporting seedy operations like Animals of Montana by shunning any form of entertainment that exploits animals.
‘Blackfish’ Made a Splash When It Debuted 10 Years Ago—What’s Changed Since Then?
The debut of the 2013 documentary film “Blackfish” made a big splash and ushered in a sea change for animals used for human entertainment. Here’s how.
Cruise Ship Passengers Sickened by Sight of Gruesome ‘Grindadráp’ in Faroe Islands
Every year, hundreds of pilot whales and white-sided dolphins are slaughtered during the Faroe Islands’ gruesome “grindadráp.” If you want to help marine animals, here’s what to do.
Urgent Information From PETA: Air-Quality Safety Tips to Protect Animals
If humans are feeling the effects of wildfire smoke, other animals are, too. PETA has tips to help keep animals under an air-quality alert safe.
Colombian Council Member Becomes First Politician Outside U.S. to Win PETA’s ‘Courage in Leadership’ Award
PETA has awarded Terry Hurtado Gómez, a member of the city council of Cali, Colombia, the Courage in Leadership Award. Here’s why.
Three Cetaceans Dead in Two Months at Marineland of Canada
Three cetaceans have died at Marineland of Canada in two months. Discover what you can do to help dolphins and whales still held in tiny tanks.
Decades of Cruelty to Animals at Waccatee Zoo End After Parties Settle Lawsuit
VICTORY: Waccatee Zoo’s decades of cruelty to animals are over! Find out why PETA settled a lawsuit against the highway hellhole.
Chimpanzees Removed From Ohio Roadside Zoo After Push From PETA
Four chimpanzees have been rescued from Union Ridge Wildlife Center, thanks to PETA. Find out how you can help shut down roadside zoos.
Breaking: 18,000 Animals Killed in Explosion and Fire on Texas Dairy Farm
Tragedies like this occur when living, feeling beings are treated as if they’re crops or nothing more than inanimate objects.
PETA Scientists to Present at 2023 Society of Toxicology Meeting in Nashville
At the SOT 62nd Annual Meeting, PETA scientists will be co-chairing sessions, giving oral presentations, presenting posters, hosting mentoring sessions, and more.
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“Almost all of us grew up eating meat, wearing leather, and going to circuses and zoos. We never considered the impact of these actions on the animals involved. For whatever reason, you are now asking the question: Why should animals have rights?” READ MORE
— Ingrid E. Newkirk, PETA President and co-author of Animalkind