February may be the shortest month, but there was plenty of time for PETA to achieve some major victories that saved countless animals.
Following PETA’s call for a ban on trainers with multiple violations, New York kicks out Hall of Fame trainer.
In a resounding victory for animals, Dolphinaris Arizona has relinquished the four remaining dolphins it held and closed its exhibit.
The British Columbia Court of Appeal’s decision moves Vancouver closer to a day when no cetacean endures confinement to a cramped tank.
Disturbing acts like this are exactly why PETA worked so hard to set a legal precedent against these pointless mutilations in the U.S.
We’re toasting Sen. Ben Hueso and Gov. Gavin Newsom for preventing countless lions, tigers, camels, and other animals from being abused.
PETA is giving this year’s top Oscar nominees the chance to blow the whistle on cruelty to animals with the gift of a stealth spy pen.
The animal was sitting next to his companion when he was shot and killed for fun by a Texas trophy hunter.
After months of protests, petitions, and pressure, Coke pulled its support of the cruel, deadly dog race. What’s taking Chrysler so long?
Coke joins Jack Daniel’s and others in ending its support of the cruel, deadly dog race, which has resulted in the deaths of more than 150 dogs.
SeaWorld shade, vegan superheroes, and Portman in pleather: PETA’s Oscats put animal-friendly films and stars center stage.
Dolphins don’t belong on a ledge between two trainers who force them to perform tricks—they belong in the ocean. Find out how to help them.
This isn’t the first time an accident involving a horse-drawn carriage in Savannah has resulted in injury—but let’s help make it the last.
Sure, he was the “Great Emancipator” and a notable vampire slayer—but we should also celebrate Honest Abe for saving elephants.
“Animals are not things, they are beings with feelings.” —Magistrate Antonio Jose Lizarazo
