This year belongs to the dogs. If you’re not doing these things already, 2018 is a great time to start!
Who else spreads the good vegan word as effectively as PETA?
Weeks before the start of the 2018 race, PETA calls for another investigation into the alleged killing of dogs raised for the Iditarod.
It’s time for all animal shelters to enact policies that discourage volunteers and employees from wearing fur.
Edgar’s days of wandering along the “Nightly” shore are now behind him.
South Korea is offering monetary incentives to restaurants to stop serving dog meat during the Games. Nearly all have refused.
PETA Asia’s latest exposé found that, as in the rest of the world, dogs and puppies in China’s puppy mills are confined to filthy cages.
Caring for a rabbit is no small commitment, so stick to admiring them onscreen in the new Peter Rabbit movie.
From demonstrating at football games to winning in the courts and rescuing bears, we won’t stop until all animals are liberated.
Spirit Airlines faces a PR mess after a customer claimed that an employee told her to flush her hamster down the toilet in order to board a flight.
As fans of both teams gathered for parties and “tail-gating,” alliances were formed and houses were divided. And of course, the Super Bowl was going on, too.
Let’s make this Year of the Dog something to celebrate by refusing to buy animals from puppy mills, breeders, or pet stores.
This is yet another example of why China needs to implement an animal protection law.
Frigid winter weather can mean danger for companion animals who are stuck outdoors—sometimes in unexpected ways.
No other organization does more to protect pit bulls than PETA, and we couldn’t do it without your support.
