Can the feds be publicly shamed into taking action for animals?
Zoos have long tried to hide the cruelty of captivity behind a mask of “conservation education.” But a new study shows that learning is usually not the outcome.
After forcing girls to torture and kill puppies, rabbits, and other animals in “fetish” videos, Vicente and Dorma Ridon have forfeited their freedom.
Not only are Groupon’s reassurances about its ethical standards meaningless, they’re also downright false.
Sleazy animal exhibitors can run, but they can’t hide from the PETA Foundation’s Captive Animal Law Enforcement division.
Israel becomes the first country in the world to ban horse-drawn carts from city streets. Will New York City be next?
The Toronto Blue Jays are striking out with their latest promotion.
In our weekly celebrity news roundup, Josh Duhamel is a dog’s best friend, Mark Ruffalo makes Mondays better, and how “Playboy” models stay in shape.
In our weekly celebrity news round-up, Rob Thomas saves pit bulls from a fighting ring, David Letterman says there’s nothing funny about glue traps, and more.
A video of an elephant named Chuck who stands on two legs and dunks a basketball with his trunk is making the rounds. But what’s the story behind it?
Ringling Bros. circus gets quite a shock when PETA live-tweets a performance in order to help put the spotlight on animal abuse.
He’s been called “the star attraction.” Six-year-old Blaise Kliebert reportedly wrestles alligators and crocodiles on his family’s reptile farm.
An Indiana roadside zoo owner is caught on tape abusing a tiger cub—and other animals-in-entertainment news.
The spin put on “dancing” elephants at the Circus World Museum is … well, maddening.
Protesters ask, “What do elephants have to do with the Renaissance?”
