Thanks to a PETA Asia investigator, this once-terrified blind dog is now safe and finally learning to play. Watch her transformation!
If humans are feeling the effects of wildfire smoke, other animals are, too. PETA has tips to help keep animals under an air-quality alert safe.
This Ukrainian medic on the war’s front lines has a powerful message for the world.
From heart-pounding rescues to heart-warming reunions, the winner of this year’s Gregory J. Reiter Animal Rescue Award will leave you speechless.
How do animal hoarders compare with roadside zoos and puppy mills? PETA spotlights their speciesist similarities and what you can do to help their victims.
If someone asks, “What’s the dark side of PETA?” we’ve got the answer. Let us shine a lightsaber on the truth of our efforts for animal rights.
Visited a neglectful reptile store before but didn’t know how to speak up? Learn how one individual got over 300 animals removed from a hellhole in Plymouth.
Check out how PETA Germany and a network of advocates are helping animals in war-torn Ukraine.
Curious about PETA’s first AI-generated ad images? Learn why artist Shad Clark used AI to create these striking visuals to help exploited dogs and cows.
A painful medical condition left its mark on Helen’s eye. But this adoptable cat made a full recovery and is still beautiful—inside and out!
It’s time to get out the vegan craft supplies and stick it to speciesism with an animal rights message for everyone to see on your special day.
What happens when nine animal shelters and rescue groups throw one epic adoption festival? Poochella! Check out the highlights from this year’s event.
Chained and isolated in a backyard, Midnight’s former life was bleak and lonely. But thanks to PETA, the future shines like the stars for this adoptable pup.
PETA received 581 requests for assistance during the first three months of 2023. Meet just a few of the animals whose lives we improved.
Disney characters may live happily ever after, but what would their lives be like if they were treated like their real-life counterparts?
