The California city has taken a major stand against cruel breeding mills and the homeless-animal overpopulation crisis.
You’ll hate breeders for sure after viewing these disturbing photos.
National Puppy Day promotes adoption, whereas puppy mills want you to buy. So where better to advertise adoption than in the heart of the puppy-mill industry?
PETA applauds San Francisco for outlawing the sale of nonrescue dogs and cats at local pet stores and hopes other cities will quickly follow suit.
Cue the “8-week-old AKC German shepherd puppies” ads. Breeders are already cashing in on the coming breed craze that will result in more suffering for dogs.
Don’t take away a shelter dog’s chance at a good home. Avoid dog pageants—like Westminster—which promote the breeding of purebred dogs.
Westminster plans to include cats in its “Meet the Breeds” event this year, but vets warn that cats bred for cosmetic purposes could suffer from various health issues.
This cute kitten is more than just a pretty face. He’s also pretty awesome.
Every pit bull we “snip” means a brighter future for these frequently abused dogs.
They stagger around in pain before dying slowly, while other dogs watch in terror.
Heiress buys an $8,000 dog to use as an accessory.
PETA is aiming to help people choose the right cat-idate and elect to adopt.
PETA’s free spay/neuter services for pit bulls attack the crisis at its source: breeding!
If we wouldn’t abandon our own cats, we shouldn’t abandon any cats.
PETA’s third annual trip to Danville, Virginia, is a success—with 123 animals “fixed” and countless unwanted births prevented.
