Shriners International is stuck in the dark ages, with programs and policies that promote animal abuse, are sexist, and have been accused of cultural appropriation.
How did PETA get a notoriously cruel circus to end its decades-long record of featuring live-animal acts? Keep reading to find out!
Activists in the U.S. and across Europe have joined together to demand that Belgium-based Anheuser-Busch stop mutilating the Budweiser Clydesdales.
The writers’ and actors’ strike gives animals who are used for entertainment a much-needed break. Let’s call, “Cut!” on this exploitation.
“Slotherhouse,” the horror-comedy film that uses puppetry to convey an anti-poaching message while delivering laughs, has earned an award from PETA.
In August 2023, the USDA confiscated close to 150 animals from Michigan’s Even Keel Exotics. Learn how PETA played a part.
PETA knows that elephants deserve respect, but now science is backing us up. Read up on a new study that found three reasons you should never touch an elephant.
Budweiser has turned the iconic Clydesdales it exploits into insect buffets. PETA is calling on the beer brand to back off and let horses keep their tailbones.
Learn how you can spot violations of the USDA’s latest rules and regulations for birds used for entertainment.
Let’s all honor Lolita by refusing to buy a ticket to any marine theme park and to continue to call for the development of coastal sanctuaries.
Be a compassionate tourist and leave sea life alone. Here’s why you should NEVER participate in pearl-diving attractions.
Summer is a time for easy living—but for 14 horses at Saratoga Race Course, it has only brought death. Check out how PETA’s taking action.
This new “must-see” Alaska tourist video reveals the truth behind this activity that will have you rethinking your travel plans.
Seedy mall aquariums exist only to exploit animals for money. Find out how PETA helped get SeaQuest Trumbull to close down.
Rodeos are dangerous to bulls, horses, and humans. There are certainly more civilized ways to entertain ourselves, without harming a soul.
