PETA’s third annual trip to Danville, Virginia, is a success—with 123 animals “fixed” and countless unwanted births prevented.
When you go away on vacation, who takes care of your dog? And when you sign up for dog training, who is at the other end of the leash?
A man in Juneau, Alaska, couldn’t afford the cost of euthanizing his terminally ill cat. When the shelter refused to help, he took matters into his own hands.
Pit bulls are the world’s most abused dogs—they deserve laws to ensure proper care and to prevent irresponsible breeding, including for profit or fighting.
Add litter to the list of perils that “outdoor” cats face each day. This little guy is lucky to be alive.
It’s a dangerous world out there for animals. Make sure their future is secure by following these tips.
And they all lived adorably ever after.
PETA’s rescue teams transported 62 animals from overwhelmed shelters in flood-ravaged Louisiana to Virginia—watch some of them meet their new families.
Nobody wanted Larry. So they put him in a wire-mesh hutch and forgot about him.
She believes she can fly, and who are we to tell her she can’t?
In an international investigation, eyewitnesses uncover the harrowing conditions in some of the world’s largest reptile breeders and distributors.
These three rabbits rescued from the Baton Rouge floods are looking for their “forever homes.”
A side of Steve-O not often seen by the public—watch the comedian’s conversation with PETA about his animal activism.
PETA’s rescue team knew one thing for sure: Local shelters were going to be inundated with animals whose guardians could no longer care for them.
PETA is helping with animal emergencies in flood-ravaged Louisiana.
