With the election of Pope Leo XIV, PETA is continuing our plea to the Vatican to cut ties with the bloody bullfighting industry. See how we’re spreading a divine message of compassion.
A young horse died after suffering multiple broken bones during a reckless speed trial. Find out how you can help end these dangerous timed sprints at auctions.
Drugs, animal suffering, and scandal: Find out what authorities uncovered in a high-stakes raid of an Oregon roadside hellhole known as West Coast Game Park Safari.
After seeing what really happens to animals at the pyramids, Marriott said no more.
If you saw HBO’s “Chimp Crazy,” you may wonder how other primates suffer at roadside zoos. Here are some common red flags.
Rescued from a shopping mall, three tortoises are finally living the good life at a Texas sanctuary.
Katie the monkey appeared on ‘Friends’ in the ‘90s. Now she’s 33, still exploited, and forced to perform in HBO’s ‘The Righteous Gemstones.’
Horses and dogs aren’t ski gear. Here’s what you need to know about skijoring and why it should never involve animals.
While the audience screamed in horror, a circus performer was mauled by a tiger during a show in Egypt. Find out why the tiger attack was completely avoidable.
PETA scores another victory as Michoacán becomes the latest Mexican state to ban the cruel spectacle of bullfighting.
After top model Aoki Lee Simmons strutted away from the catwalk last year, she’s diving into the … fishbowl? Check out her new campaign for PETA!
For 48 years, Lucy the elephant has suffered at the Edmonton Valley Zoo, a seedy facility in Canada. Now, her story is being told in a powerful documentary.
Ready for an animal-friendly Spring Break? Check out 14 activities that let you explore, volunteer, and enjoy your vacation while being kind to animals and the planet.
Mexico City is listening to its citizens and is on the verge of making history by standing up to bullfighting. Read on to see how you can help.
A tiger cub named Fred was fed only rats and forced to wear a dog harness so tight that his rescuers had to cut it off him. See him now, a year after his rescue.