This Islamic new year, we’re asking Muslims to consider how they can help make the world a more compassionate place for animals.
Meet Finnegan, a 12-week-old, fiery-orange kitten rescued from under a mobile home by PETA fieldworkers. Now he’s awaiting adoption!
The lone star tick’s bite transmits a molecule that can cause an allergic reaction to meat and dairy in humans—but whether you’ve been bitten or you’re just looking to ditch meat, PETA’s “Lone Star Tick Cookbook” is for you.
These businesses participated in PETA’s push for a vegan Earth Day in 2022. Learn how you can carry on the legacy of this animal- and eco-friendly holiday every day.
Vegan in the military? We’re awarding one U.S. Coast Guard training center that’s making it easier for students to find compassionate meals.
To honor Earth Day, PETA is reflecting on some eye-catching demonstrations we’ve held to fight the climate catastrophe.
See what happened to workers at one of the world’s largest egg factories after the largest mass slaughter on any factory farm in the country.
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.
This shady intermediary of the roadside zoo industry buys and sells animals and has a history of sending them to slaughter. Take action against roadside zoos!
Looking for an easy way to learn more about going vegan? Keep reading to learn about our favorite channels to add to your Roku TV.
McDonald’s, Panda Express, Long John Silver’s, Taco Bell, and others tested vegan options in 2021, and they could barely keep up with the plant-based success.
With crispy vegan fillets, savory plant-based crab cakes, and flaky “fish” sticks, PETA’s 2021 company of the year makes it easier than ever to leave sea lives where they belong: in the sea.
Urban Outraged is a killer shopping experience by PETA that brings new meaning to the question “Who are you wearing?”
A study that links eating fat from animals with a higher risk of a stroke proves yet again that our fellow animals are NOT food.
A pizza joint customer’s Facebook photos showing an apparent severed head mixed in with the chickens’ wings she’d ordered have folks heated: “[T]he cognitive dissonance is real here.”
