Turkish authorities sparked outrage when they discovered a baby gorilla crammed into a crude, tiny crate in the cargo hold of an airplane.
PETA thanks Starbucks’ CEO on behalf of cows and their calves, compassionate consumers, and planet Earth for making this important change.
PETA Asia’s first eyewitness investigation of its kind reveals how badgers are violently killed for brushes sold around the globe.
What better way to celebrate Dr. Steve Ross’ life than by advocating for chimpanzees, whom he spent his life sticking up for?
For one horrifying moment on a roadside in England, it was as though a slaughterhouse did have glass walls. These pigs’ bodies scattered across a highway are all you’ll need to leave flesh off your plate.
PETA scientists have coauthored a paper that will help reduce the number of mice and rats used in tests to see if pesticides cause cancer in humans.
Gandalf jumped for joy when PETA fieldworkers arrived to rescue him. Meet this sweet boy and some of the other hundreds of animals helped recently, and learn how you can support this vital work.
Oswald’s Bear Ranch didn’t rescue any bears in 2021. But the Michigan tourist trap did purchase cubs from animal dealers. Half of those cubs are now dead.
Quintana Roo commissioners are leading the rest of the world by example by enacting laws that protect animals and keep abusive industries in check. Let’s persuade U.S. officials to pass the Big Cat Public Safety Act next!
It’s essential to stop abuse if you can, no matter the species of the victim. PETA praises Jena Malone for joining other good Samaritans in taking action to ensure a dog’s safety—she made a difference, and so can you.
These pigs’ screams and their terrifying last moments will motivate you to leave the flesh of pigs and all other animals off your plate.
Starbucks France knows what’s up, and it’s not customers’ fees for Earth- and animal-friendly milk. For cows and the planet that we all share, urge Starbucks U.S. to do better, too.
We did it, thanks to PETA supporters like you! See how dogs and cats bred for laboratories, like the beagles at Envigo’s notorious factory farm, will be protected once these laws go into effect.
Virginia’s U.S. senators are demanding action following “persistent and egregious” abuse that led to distress, injury, and death in dogs and puppies at Envigo, a laboratory-supplying beagle-breeding factory farm.
Ever since PETA released footage exposing a Jack Russell breeder for exploiting dogs, it’s been one victory after another. Now two of the dogs are at PETA’s shelter—will you be the one to give them the perfect home?
