As Wyoming rolls out its new license plates for 2025, PETA’s asking the state’s legislative leaders to give a “buck” about horses and other animals used in cruel rodeos.
After hearing from PETA, a company has peeled away from a notorious monkey-exploiting exhibit known as “the Banana Derby.”
For PETA and other bull defenders around the world, every day is Anti-Bullfighting Day. Here are four simple ways YOU can help bulls.
Animals forced to work in Petra, Jordan, have been without a regular source of water for two weeks. It’s 104°F, and a lack of water not only causes them immense distress but also brings on cases of colic and potentially fatal heatstroke.
Has “Jumanji” become a reality? In the last few months, exploited animals’ bid for freedom has led to multiple dangerous incidents and one death.
Comedian Nikki Glaser is taking her wit to SeaWorld’s annual meeting to demand an end to the company’s cruel breeding practices.
A terrified bull escaped an Oregon rodeo, injuring at least three in his panic. Help PETA get a ban on events that harm bulls like him and put onlookers in danger.
Charismatic was favored to win the Triple Crown until breaking a leg in the Belmont Stakes. But 25 years later, trainer D. Wayne Lukas still hasn’t learned his lesson.
Teaching violence and abuse is not “education.” Find out what happens at bullfighting schools and how YOU can speak out against them.
Humans can choose to risk their lives by participating in rodeos, but the animals they exploit are forced to do it.
Despite closing in October, the Miami Seaquarium remains a house of horrors where sick, stressed animals continue to suffer and die.
Find out what investigators found in the capybara enclosures at Debbie Dolittle’s Indoor Petting Zoo in Spanaway, Washington.
Victory! Colombia is no longer on the horrible and small list of countries that still allow bullfighting.
As poor reviews pile up from regretful Yellowstone Bear World customers who felt tricked into supporting this awful business, PETA fires off a letter.
Multiple incidents in April 2024 laid bare the dangerous—and even fatal—consequences of normalizing direct encounters with bears.
