BREAKING: The officer filmed abusing Zuul was recommended for termination and has resigned, but the DA won’t bring criminal charges—a massive letdown for all K-9s.
As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month, PETA is singing the praises of women in music who are using their voices to speak up for animals.
PETA and Save the Duck are urging music’s biggest stars to strike a note of compassion for birds by gifting them high-tech, down-free vegan coats!
Even a four-time Iditarod champion agreed that dog-sled racing is rife with cruelty and suffering. Here’s how YOU can help dogs forced to run in the Iditarod.
Pearl didn’t have to contend with a pair of inept burglars when she was left home alone, but that didn’t mean this cat wasn’t in deep trouble.
Why should you stop using the term “sled dog”? PETA explains why this is speciesist and how dogs are “factory-farmed” for deadly races like the Iditarod.
Roses are red. Violets are blue. If you love your animal companion, here’s what you should do!
As if starring in two viral PETA videos to speak up for dogs weren’t enough, Tyrann Mathieu has now scored a donation that will help PETA help more vulnerable dogs.
Despite battling cancer, this 14-year-old has dedicated her time and energy to raising thousands of dollars for animals. She’s an inspiration for kids and adults alike.
Wendy was stuck 50 feet up a tree, but just as PETA came to her rescue, this daredevil cat decided to save herself.
This kitten was in danger of landing in the streets before PETA’s own version of the Tiny Ones Transport Service swooped in.
PETA has protested Petco’s live-animal sales online and in the streets—now we’re heading back to the boardroom, where we’ll continue to urge the company to do better for animals.
A chained dog who was too frightened to come out of her doghouse comes out of her shell in a new home with a loving family.
These Iditarod mushers have allegedly committed criminal acts, but even those with clean records may force dogs to run to their deaths. Help PETA call the Iditarod out.
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