Now even “sharks” are embracing vegan, cruelty-free products.
After being rescued from the doorstep of a dollar store, these two adorable piglets are seeking their fairy-tale ending.
Our Community Animal Project fieldworkers encounter dogs, cats, and other animals no one will help—no one except PETA, that is.
Discarded by the racing industry and saved from a canine blood bank, Bodhi is now adopted and adored. You won’t believe his transformation.
He’s named after Edgar Allan Poe, but there’s nothing dreary about this rescued cat’s future.
Hunters reportedly leave tens of thousands of dogs for dead after hunting season is over so that they don’t have to pay to feed them.
Researchers found that after young people shelled out for purebred dogs for “likes,” they often dumped the animals at shelters.
Ever wonder what our Community Animal Project fieldworkers do? Here are just a few examples of the many animals they help every single day.
It was pouring rain and freezing cold. NYPD Officer Michael Pascale was on patrol when he saw a figure huddled shivering beside a fence.
Coke joins Jack Daniel’s and others in ending its support of the cruel, deadly dog race, which has resulted in the deaths of more than 150 dogs.
“What a Fish Knows” author Jonathan Balcombe throws cold water on some of the speciesist myths about our aquatic cousins.
A crumbling silo was the only shelter available when little Charley was abandoned—cold, hungry, and severely injured—at a vacant home.
We will never turn our backs on the animals who need us the most. Here’s why.
Ever wonder what our fieldworkers see and do on a daily basis? Read up on these cases and find out why these animals desperately need our help.
At Petco, complex betta fish are forced to exist in just inches of water inside tiny plastic cups. Join countless people in speaking out.
