Despite setbacks earlier this year, New Jersey is on track to become the first state ever to ban wild animals from traveling acts!
Tigers at Wildlife in Need were left bleeding and in pain from unnecessary, illegal amputations. Find out how PETA fought for these big cats—and won.
As the Idaho Department of Fish and Game was bombarded with calls to fire Blake Fischer, the governor “asked for—and has received—the resignation.”
Moments after being forced to jump through fire, the animal collapsed and started convulsing— mere feet from the front row of the crowd.
Paybacks are hell. With PETA’s limited-edition Halloween costume, a leopard takes revenge on the “half-cocked” trophy hunter.
Big victories can come in small packages. Nabisco’s change is in line with the public view that animals don’t belong in circuses.
The feds have cited Zootastic Park over a number of troubling animal welfare incidents. Monkeys there required medical care after suffering from frostbite.
The cruel circus has closed, following years of protests across the country and shocking video footage of its notorious animal acts.
A Walk on the Wild Side has less than 90 days to relocate the exotic animals it holds captive. Help PETA ensure that they’re moved to reputable sanctuaries.
“We do not condone animal abuse in any way,” Christopher Columbus High School Principal David Pugh II told TeachKind.
Jeff Lowe—who’s the owner of the infamous Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park—is a known lawbreaker and longtime animal abuser.
This censorship of critical information about an animal abuser is just the latest example of the USDA’s lack of transparency.
Find out why Spring River Zoo—a city-operated roadside zoo in Roswell, New Mexico—is in hot water with federal authorities, and what YOU can do to help shut this hellhole down.
To hunters like Walter Palmer, beloved wild animals are merely targets to kill, decapitate, and hang up on a wall as a trophy.
A court order immediately stops the roadside zoo from carrying out declawing amputations on big cats, separating cubs from their mothers, and holding “Tiger Baby Playtime” events.
