Rodeos are dangerous to bulls, horses, and humans. There are certainly more civilized ways to entertain ourselves, without harming a soul.
Heard about the viral video of a sun bear standing and “waving” in a Chinese zoo? Instead of focusing on whether she’s “fake,” PETA points to the real problem.
“My heart aches for these poor animals.” That’s how one visitor described seeing a collapsed horse on the Havasupai Trail in the Grand Canyon. Their account is just one of many raising concerns about horses and mules used there.
Victory! Animals of Montana lost its license at long last. Learn about PETA’s role and how you can help protect animals used for entertainment.
As record-breaking temperatures in Greece raise alarms, PETA U.K. is leaping into action to help a group of animals before it’s too late.
The debut of the 2013 documentary film “Blackfish” made a big splash and ushered in a sea change for animals used for human entertainment. Here’s how.
Wait—Pamplona’s cruel and abusive Running of the Bulls still exists?! Find out the deadly details from PETA Latino and how you can help end this vile event.
With the end of a big-cat display at Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden, animal-exploiting spectacles have all but done a disappearing act from the Las Vegas Strip.
Do you know about the annual bloodbath in Spain? PETA U.K. took its eye-catching protest to the streets to share how to help save lives.
PETA’s years-long legal battle on behalf of Lolita the orca has finally wrapped. Here’s how we pushed for her upcoming release to a seaside sanctuary.
Questioning whether to visit San Antonio Aquarium? Don’t. PETA pulls back the curtain on the seedy exhibit’s many citations.
Why isn’t PETA shut down? We wish we were—as it would mean that we had met our goal and that animals are no longer being exploited for human desires.
Before SeaQuest Folsom sank, a new owner stepped in, sentencing animals to a lifetime of suffering. Find out why you should avoid this seedy facility at all costs.
The plaintiffs believe that the half-billion-dollar loan for renovations at Belmont Park fly in the face of the New York State Constitution.
FIFA should give the red card to cruelty and boot Budweiser as a sponsor. There’s nothing sporting about severing Clydesdales’ tailbones.
