The bear is the symbol of Russia, so PETA hopes the country’s people will show compassion and national pride and stop abusing these animals.
The agency claims to support animal safety but is protecting animal abusers and hiding its actions instead. PETA is demanding transparency.
Places like SeaWorld better watch their backs—people are obsessed with Ocean Odyssey animated aquariums, and they haven’t even opened yet.
A film about a man’s unwavering bond with a gorilla sounds like one PETA would love, right? Here’s why we’re giving it little to no praise.
Pop-up donation screen will enable bettors to contribute to retirement for racing thoroughbreds.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is taking comments about the state’s elephant-ride rule—and you know PETA has some.
Stunned drivers and pedestrians gaped as elephants roamed the highway. The dead elephant was reportedly removed from a ditch, where her body had landed following the crash.
Orca Katina’s dorsal fin was split open—a potentially life-threatening injury—during an encounter with incompatible tankmates.
Read the story of the years-long battle to reunite Lolita with her family.
This censorship of critical information about an animal abuser is just the latest example of the USDA’s lack of transparency.
What better way to do a sex reveal than by dragging a 61-year-old, partially blind alligator into a crowd while blasting music?
Johnnie Walker and Campari Group end their sponsorship of the cruel elephant polo contest.
While working on the set of a film called “Crazy Alien,” I saw something that will stay with me forever. Here’s why you, too, should speak up.
Dogs take on leading roles in Wes Anderson’s new heartwarming film. Instead of using real dogs, they’re brought to life through stop motion.
In the greyhound racing industry, the cruelty isn’t limited to abandonment.
