Watch Nala and other rescued lions show you the difference between a “Tiger King” roadside zoo’s neglect and an accredited sanctuary’s care.
Infamous for a history of zebra escapes, the owner of Jenny’s Petting Zoo is once again being cited by authorities, thanks to PETA.
SeaQuest Littleton is unsafe for animals, visitors, and even its own staff members—but YOU can do something about it.
PETA previously exposed exhibitor Adam Burck’s practice of keeping tigers in small crates. Now, a woman has sued Burck, claiming she was mauled at his home.
CVS’ greeting card aisle is getting a whole lot more humane, thanks to the company’s decision to ban cards that exploit great apes.
Vital improvements in France are finally taking shape! From circuses to dolphinariums to fur farms to pet stores—see how this new law will help animals.
“Jeff Lowe is [an] opportunist,” says Zuzana Kukol in “Tiger King 2.” PETA thinks the apparent “Joe Exotic” supporter should look in the mirror.
A new PETA video includes footage of baby big cats who died at Tim Stark’s facility following declawing surgeries. Learn more about this “Tiger King 2” player.
Days after PETA advised North Dakota’s attorney general of SeaQuest CEO Vince Covino’s numerous lies, Covino has conveniently decided to “pass” on a Grand Forks aquarium and petting zoo.
PETA has a whale of a question for you: What do you know about whales? Check out our list of surprising whale facts and test your aquatic mammal knowledge!
Her message “Korea Racing Authority, how dare you turn racehorses into dog food!” was hiding in plain sight and seen round the world.
After PETA action, a tiger-terrorizing couple finally had their license to exhibit animals canceled. Help us take down cruel exhibitors!
PETA congratulates Expedia for officially rejecting cruel “swim with dolphins” encounters and SeaWorld prisons.
This “Bob Baffert” Halloween costume is terrifyingly realistic—the trainer’s record of abuse is enough to scare anyone.
Forced out of the animal exploitation business, Ringling Bros. had two choices: reinvent itself or fold. And with one notable change, the company may just come out on (the big) top.
