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.
Add litter to the list of perils that “outdoor” cats face each day. This little guy is lucky to be alive.
It was fate! A wrong turn ended up taking this lucky cat in the right direction.
What happens when misguided “no-kill” shelter policies make it hard for financially strapped people to surrender sick and elderly animals? Things like this happen.
Would you ever dream of abandoning your cats on the streets to fend for themselves? This is what could happen if you did.
There aren’t enough good homes for all the cats and dogs who deserve them. Spaying and neutering can help end the overpopulation crisis.
A member of PETA’s social media team shadows PETA’s fieldworkers as they help dogs in need.
With 1,304 dogs and cats sterilized—and in a short month, too—the numbers have never been better.
We will never turn our backs on the animals who need us the most. Here’s why.
What happens to unwanted cats when shelters refuse to help them?
PETA wants to help animal-friendly singles meet up—with an idea that works even better than just hanging out at the dog park, hoping.
2015 was the best year ever for PETA’s low- and no-cost mobile spay/neuter clinics, which sterilized a record number of animals.
