The Rev. Daniel Berrigan was dedicated to promoting peace, so it should come as no surprise that he was also a vocal opponent of violence against animals.
After pressure, the Taiwanese government has promised to end the use of rabbits in classical swine fever vaccine production by as soon as the end of this year.
In a striking demonstration against animal experiments carried out by the UK government, PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk was strapped to a “torture table” and “gassed.”
Compassionate consumers in India will be able to shop in confidence, knowing that soaps and detergents manufactured there will not involve harming animals.
PETA is calling on the University of Houston–Clear Lake’s animal care committee to rescind its approval for the abuse of rats in cruel classroom experiments.
The Netherlands is a step closer to ending cruel experiments on animals.
Hendry County’s monkey warehouses could be breeding grounds for the Zika virus—and PETA is letting residents know.
The “Nurse Jackie” star is urging the Florida surgeon general to take action against cruel monkey facilities in mosquito breeding grounds.
It’s the 21st century—why are we still testing toxic substances on animals?
Terry spent years in solitary confinement. Now that he has a friend, he won’t let go.
Swiss government announces that it will end the sale of cosmetics tested on animals.
Called the “loneliest chimp in the world,” Ponso was left alone on an island for years after being used in cruel experiments. His luck is finally changing.
Dr. Frances Cheng was made to test on animals in school. Now at PETA, she is imploring schools to stop recently exposed experiments on dogs.
Banking conglomerate ING nets a PETA prize for recognizing that industries that exploit animals are a bad investment.
After a push from PETA and demands from members of Congress, the National Institutes of Health set a date for its ethical review of experiments on primates.
