This dancing queen isn’t interested in winning a mirror ball trophy. All she wants is a permanent residency in a home of her own.
National Mill Dog Rescue often works directly with commercial kennels. Find out why “HuffPost” called the group the T.J. Maxx of puppy mill rescue.
It wasn’t exactly life at The Plaza when this kitten’s family lost its home and moved into a hotel room.
If you’ve never seen pigs splashing in a pool, getting giddy over fruit, and wagging their tails before, you’re in for a treat.
We found Franny wandering around in the sweltering heat and gave Draco a new doghouse! They’re just a couple of the animals PETA helped in August.
Leon Vinston pleaded guilty to two counts of offering wild animals for sale after a PETA sting.
Do you help dogs like it’s your job? Well, now it can be!
These cats are friendly, healthy, well-fed, and spayed—so why did someone abandon them outside PETA’s Virginia headquarters in the middle of the night?
While Molly’s owners’ conviction is only right, it can’t undo the immense suffering that this dog endured. Helping us help animals like her is easy—here’s how.
This is another example of the dangers that unwanted animals face when shelters make it difficult for people to do the right thing and bring them in.
Just try not to get happy while you watch this spunky little girl explore the world, make new friends (human and nonhuman), sip her puppuccino, and smile.
This fatal reminder that animals aren’t freight was an avoidable one. Please, let fish live in peace—never support pet stores that sell them (or any animal).
It’s never easy to see suffering animals, neglected and unloved. But every day, PETA is out in the field, working to help ones like these.
A couple told a dog sitter they’d hired to “get out of the house” after watching her slam their puppy to the ground. Don’t let this be you or your dog.
Missy spent 10 years in a filthy makeshift pen outdoors. Now her new guardians are determined to show her how much she’s loved. Watch her learn to run, play, and cuddle.
