The travel platform just made it harder for racetracks to hide the truth.
From stopping bullfights to challenging cruel experiments and taking action in the streets, see some of PETA Latino’s biggest achievements for animals this year.
Dolphins don’t belong in concrete tanks, and most Americans agree. Find out what a new PETA-commissioned survey conducted by The Harris Poll revealed.
After pressure from PETA, Universal Orlando is finally shutting down “Animal Actors,” a show that has used animals supplied by notorious exhibitor Birds & Animals Unlimited.
Chelsea spent more than 40 years confined at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. Following her death, PETA is urging the park to send the surviving dolphins to seaside sanctuaries.
A racetrack denied these horses even the most basic protections. Then, they died trapped inside a burning barn.
Humans captured her from her ocean home in 1980. After nearly 46 years of exploitation, she’s dead.
The limited-edition “Horses Aren’t Taxis” shirt gives supporters a bold way to speak up for horses and help end New York City’s horse-drawn carriage industry.
They were trapped in dismal cages at a notorious roadside zoo. Now, thanks to PETA’s lawsuit, these tigers have a fresh start.
Now his family, elected officials, and PETA are calling on Mayor Mamdani to stop horse-drawn carriage rides before anyone else suffers. Watch the video and take action now.
A nearly drowned armadillo, untreated injuries, and feces-covered enclosures helped earn this aquarium 15 federal citations.
In PETA’s new campaign, the WWE star takes down the ABUSEment park with a very important message.
They were handcuffed for defending bulls. Now they’re free—and the movement to end bullfighting just got stronger.
Another dolphin has died at SeaWorld. Dottie spent 39 years in miserable confinement—never touching the ocean and repeatedly torn from her calves.
She was crushed to death in front of her family. This incident and others around the world expose the sordid reality of exploiting animals for tourism.
