PETA continues to save animals and end cruel experiments. Learn which mushroom company just ended tests on animals after hearing from us.
With great pleasure, PETA scientists made a critical step forward in making personal lubricants cruelty-free!
Victory! QTrade Teas & Botanicals has pledged to stop cruel experiments on animals after hearing from PETA.
Oreo-maker Mondelēz agrees to a new policy dropping animal testing after a successful push from PETA and thousands of supporters like you.
A major automobile industry-backed research organization is pumping the brakes on deadly experiments on animals after talking with PETA.
We’re all told to trust medicine—but what if the system it’s built on is broken? “HOW TO MAKE DRUGS (and Feel Great About Everything) exposes big pharma’s big secret. Watch the trailer here now.
Is your university killing animals to market blueberries? PETA is urging an end to all fruitless experiments funded by the Blueberry Council.
A San Francisco company that has pledged to PETA not to test on animals has federal approval to produce the first laboratory-grown salmon in the U.S., a milestone in sustainable food.
Forward-thinking companies like Colgate are helping scientists train on non-animal test methods.
Bay Area company Eat Just, maker of vegan egg replacement Just Egg, has signed on to PETA’s Eat Without Experiments program, promising not to test on animals unless it’s legally required.
Mondelēz International, the maker of Oreo cookies, has funded gruesome tests on animals in which mice were force-fed human feces and killed. PETA is calling for an immediate end to this sickening use of animals—and you can help.
Discover how PETA scientists help companies bring lab-grown meats to market so that all animals—from the slaughterhouses to the laboratories—are spared suffering.
Victory! After a high-pressure PETA campaign, the National Watermelon Promotion Board has agreed to end funding of all fruitless experiments on animals.
After hearing from PETA, a global confectionery colossus and dairy giant are committing to sweetness by abandoning cruel experiments on animals.
In yet another win for animals, PETA convinced Dairy Industries (Jamaica) and Old Fashioned Cheese to divert money away from supporting ridiculous tests, such as force-feeding feces to animals.
