Following PETA’s call for a ban on trainers with multiple violations, New York kicks out Hall of Fame trainer.
This isn’t the first time an accident involving a horse-drawn carriage in Savannah has resulted in injury—but let’s help make it the last.
The heartbreaking footage reminds us again how cruel and dangerous horse-drawn carriages are. Here’s what you can do to help the horses.
The push for complete animal liberation has skyrocketed in Israel—and in the global Jewish community in general—so what’s going on?
Montréal successfully banned this spectacle, but horses continue to escape, collapse, or die on other Canadian and U.S. streets. Help PETA change that today.
More than 50 animal rights activists gathered in New York City to draw attention to the horse-drawn carriage industry.
Horse-drawn carriages are simply accidents waiting to happen.
A horse is back on the streets of New York City less than one week after collapsing while pulling a carriage.
Alan Cumming has been working with PETA to stop cruelty to animals for over a decade, so we honored him for his kindness.
If you weren’t horrified by this archaic industry before, you will be after reading this story.
This is just the latest in a string of incidents in Charleston in which horses or carriage riders have been injured.
What do Emmy Award–winning actor Gillian Anderson and three-time Grammy-winning musical artist Pink have in common?
Horses aren’t cars.
Even with a heat index of 125 degrees, horses in Charleston’s carriage industry are still forced to work. After today, one of them may never walk again.
Outspoken rocker P!nk Tweets loud and clear for NYC’s beleaguered horses.
