Claire spent years roughing it outside in a rural mobile home park. Thankfully, the residents called PETA for help, and now this cuddly calico is looking for a loving, indoor home.
As communities experience the disastrous results of misguided “no-kill” policies, PETA urges shelters to make animals, not statistics, their priority.
When an animal is in need, PETA fieldworkers do everything in their power to help. Learn more about their groundbreaking work.
These kittens were literally thrown to the dogs, but thanks to quick-thinking PETA staffers, they survived the ordeal. Do you have room for one (or two) in your family?
Champagne corks are popping at PETA: We can confirm that notorious Colorado business Krabloonik Dogsledding has officially shut down!
When workers at a recycling plant realized they could no longer care for sweet Peque—whom they found abandoned as a kitten—they called PETA for help with finding her a permanent home.
Loretta Lynn was never big on being bound. And she wouldn’t let animals be bound, either.
What are dogs, cats, and other animals enduring in the U.S. Army’s “classified” weapon-wounding tests? We’re pushing for answers and calling for a ban.
Amber Rose Barnes was proud of herself for killing a baby wolf—then she learned she’d actually killed a dog. Learn why there isn’t a difference.
Do you know when your dog’s or cat’s rabies vaccination expires? Forgetting can be deadly for all your loved ones.
Lucy was heartbroken when her loving guardian fell ill. But now, this radiant Rottweiler is ready to be your right-hand gal.
Buttons is neutered, healthy, up to date on veterinary care, and ready to find his perfect match. Think that could be you?
There’s no excuse for what the video circulating on social media depicts: Austin animals warehoused en masse in crates with no hope in sight.
Trick-or-treaters tired of dressing as Freddy Krueger, Darth Vader, or other fictional villains can now be Anthony Fauci, who apparently never met an animal he wouldn’t experiment on.
Despite being treated cruelly by his former owner, 4-year-old Duke hasn’t let that affect his cheerful outlook on life—he’s a grade-A goober.
