The stock purchase will allow PETA to push for dogs’ rescue from The Pet Blood Bank and the end of captive dog blood sales.
From rescuing animals from hurricane-ravaged Texas to trolling the University of Pittsburgh, check out what PETA and our dedicated supporters accomplished in September.
As Yale University President Peter Salovey started his alumni presentation, he definitely wasn’t expecting a PETA protestor to take over the stage.
James Wiltz’ Patterson Veterinary Supply is a billion-dollar business, in part because of dogs suffering at The Pet Blood Bank. PETA is demanding that he help them.
Ladies and gents, meet Hal. He’s smart, rugged, resilient, and devoted to his country—and he even saves animals. He’s also technically not an actual person.
Atrocities continue to occur at BTS Research, a contract testing laboratory that uses dogs, monkeys, and other animals in deadly tests.
The findings weren’t exactly earth shattering.
The music legend and longtime PETA friend who wrote “Martha, My Dear,” about his beloved dog is working to free greyhounds from suffering at The Pet Blood Bank.
Save the Chimps’ 20th Anniversary Gala was as an epic night dedicated to saving animals.
When members of Pitt’s Board of Trustees passed the protesters outside their meeting, they likely thought that they’d seen the last of them. They thought wrong.
PETA is decrying Charles River Laboratories for peddling misery and death by poisoning dogs, rabbits, mice, and monkeys.
If those staffers deserved to be removed from their positions, every animal experimenter should be jobless and behind bars right now.
Torture-for-hire laboratory Covance performs invasive, painful experiments on dogs, monkeys, and pretty much any other living animal its clients desire.
Thanks to the Institute for In Vitro Sciences, Inc., scientists in China are moving closer to testing cosmetics in a test tube instead of on animals.
The University of Pittsburgh thinks it’s fine to waste tax dollars on cruel, unnecessary sepsis experiments on mice. Read what we think in our editorial in Alternet.
