After citizens in Weldon, North Carolina, expressed concerns about the suffering of chained dogs in their community, town officials took decisive action.
People from all walks of life support PETA’s “Angels for Animals” doghouse delivery program—including people who are doing 20 years to life.
As the weather warms up, turtles are becoming increasingly mobile. If you see a turtle attempting to cross a road, lend a hand.
A phony wildlife photography operation declawed a tiger and is now trying to renew its breeding permit. PETA is calling on authorities to issue penalties.
His new family celebrated by throwing him an “adoptaversary” bash, complete with dog-friendly cupcakes, presents, decorations, and guests.
You’ll never guess who was left out in this winter’s record-breaking cold: the tiniest dogs. And here are three who survived.
It was a long time coming, but a neglected Doberman mix finally got a happy ending.
Update: The USDA has fined UW-Madison more than $35,000 for seven separate violations of the Animal Welfare Act, including the incident in which the cat Broc was negligently and severely burned by UW staff during surgery. Broc has “lived” in a cage at UW-Madison for 12 years and is still there. Originally posted March 18, … Read more »
Pet stores in Chicago will soon no longer be allowed to sell commercially bred animals. Instead, all animals must come from shelters!
PETA calls on Petco to stop selling rodents after a young customer dies of rat-bite fever.
PETA celebrates World Spay Day and the debut of our new mobile clinic with a 24-hour spay-and-neuter marathon.
Ride along with a PETA fieldworker as she delivers straw to keep a sweet momma dog warm and rescues a puppy named JoJo. Warning: extreme cuteness ahead!
Here she is: Coco, the 100,000th animal to be “fixed,” thanks to you and PETA’s mobile clinics.
Woof! “Every day is Valentine’s Day with the one you love,” says Pam in new burlesque video aimed at convincing people to keep their dogs indoors this winter.
Sochi’s stray dogs are getting a helping hand. But they could use one more: yours.
