People who care about good science and reducing animal suffering won’t want to apply for the National Institute of Mental Health’s newest job.
Curious about getting more involved with helping animals? PETA shows you how—and celebrates our supporters’ top 10 2023 action alert victories.
Take a look at 23 of the top animal rescues we helped carry out in 2023 and find out how you can help us do more great work for animals next year.
PETA is sounding the alarm after Bluebird Nordic airline reportedly failed to give monkeys food and water during multiple 35-hour flights, according to whistleblowers.
The National Institutes of Health committed to investing in animal-free research after hearing PETA scientists’ recommendations.
Thanks to PETA Australia, new requirements from Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council could make that country the first to end a cruel test on animals.
Despite Elon Musk’s message to advertisers fleeing X to “go f*** yourself,” PETA is offering to cover some of his lost revenue with an ad of our own on the platform.
To encourage one university to clean up its act, PETA is sending it our JunkSci trophy—a gilded garbage can—to signal that its rat torture test should be tossed out like the trash it is.
PETA just discovered a shocking litany of animal welfare violations in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s laboratories.
In 2023, PETA’s dedicated team worked all year to shut down barbaric laboratories, advance non-animal tests, and expose the cruelty of experiments on animals.
PETA has been warning the CDC that importing thousands of monkeys from overseas is like playing with a ticking time bomb. Now we’ve been proved right.
PETA’s honoring THIS Hollywood big “gunn” as our 2023 Person of the Year for his MARVELous commitment to championing animal rights!
Work has officially begun on a first-of-its-kind $50,000 research grant, funded by two generous supporters, that will help get monkeys out of HIV testing laboratories.
As it turns out, nobody really wants a biological time bomb in their backyard. Will state and federal authorities respect the county’s resolution?
JKL Secure Freight left more than 300 monkeys in crates on an airport tarmac for more than 90 minutes. And then things got even worse.
