Through intentional movement and reflection, yoga can help deepen your connection to animals and empower you to advocate for them better.
Ready for an animal-friendly Spring Break? Check out 14 activities that let you explore, volunteer, and enjoy your vacation while being kind to animals and the planet.
Virginia is making progress for animals! Thanks to PETA and its compassionate supporters, two new bills were signed into law.
How does comedian and weightlifter Preacher Lawson fuel up before his sets? Check out his new campaign with PETA!
Lights, camera, compassion! PETA’s 2024 Oscat Awards celebrate our favorite animal-friendly films and stars of the year. Check out our outstanding picks!
Victory! After meeting with PETA, Airbnb made a compassionate decision that will help camels and horses suffering in Egypt’s tourism industry.
Need vegan inspiration? Check out our ChatGPT templates! You can whip up meal plans, grocery lists, and tips to advocate for animals—all in seconds.
While the world watches in sorrow as a grieving mother orca carries her dead baby through the ocean, PETA is calling attention to another suffering orca who has been imprisoned at marine parks for 55 years.
Celebrate the “Festival of Lights” by doing “mitzvahs” for animals. Here are eight actions you can take on each day of Hanukkah!
Victory! Find out how HBO’s “Chimp Crazy” and an escalating campaign by PETA helped secure the rescue of another exploited chimpanzee.
A “stellabration” is in order! THIS luxury designer and animal-friendly fashion pioneer is PETA’s 2024 ‘Person of the Year.’
Drake’s clothing and lifestyle brand, October’s Very Own, confirmed some major animal-friendly news following a push from PETA.
James Cromwell thinks that animal-abusing tourist sites belong “Six Feet Under.” Find out what he said in a letter to the Egyptian government, and watch PETA’s latest mini documentary.
While Whole Foods failed to take action after PETA notified the company that monkeys were being exploited for coconuts in Thailand, we went straight to their coconut milk suppliers who agreed that monkey labor has no place in the industry.
PETA thanks Starbucks’ CEO on behalf of cows and their calves, compassionate consumers, and planet Earth for making this important change.
