Residents of Madison, Wisconsin, are getting a disturbing peek behind the closed doors of a University of Wisconsin–Madison cat laboratory.
Tell Congress that it’s time to catch up to our allies and completely replace the use of animals in military trauma training with superior non-animal training methods.
In response to a PETA campaign, Polish armed forces stop killing animals in favor of simulation technology that can help save soldiers’ lives.
PETA wins a prestigious prize from cruelty-free company LUSH for work in helping to end the abuse of animals in labs.
Appalled at what his alma mater is doing, Rise Against’s Brandon Barnes springs into action.
Washington University in St. Louis has agreed to replace cats in infant intubation training with advanced human simulators, ending the practice in the U.S.
While the government mourns former House Speaker Thomas S. Foley’s passing and remembers his ability to reach across the aisle, PETA remembers a man who helped animals.
The new Sylvester Stallone/Arnold Schwarzenegger action flick raises vegetarians’ hackles.
When you buy the latest pink doohickeys that breast cancer charities are churning out, where does your money really go? Read to find out.
Imagine answering the phone and hearing Bill Maher’s voice on the other end. UW-Madison students, faculty, and staff no longer have to imagine…
PETA scientists step into the spotlight, joining our vegan, fur, and captive-animal campaigns, to reveal lifesaving cutting-edge science.
Read on for the juicy story about PETA’s latest victory for animals in China.
West Hollywood cements its position as the most animal-friendly town in America by unanimously passing a ban on circus acts involving exotic animals.
Just months after India banned tests on animals for cosmetics, the nation now makes another progressive move for animal rights.
PETA U.K. is the first animal rights organization to fund a validation study of a non-animal testing method, which is a truly exciting step forward—for science, ethics, and, of course, animals.
