Our actions are vehicles for compassion. Here are nine super-easy ways you can be kind to animals for the other 51 weeks of the year.
A damning new report reveals shocking abuse of captive elephants forced to give rides to tourists at Amer Fort near Jaipur.
After banning dolphin shows last year, Mexico’s capital is taking things to the next level—and PETA applauds the action.
More than 1,000 horses used for racing are injured and die every single year in North America.
Jeff Lowe—who’s the owner of the infamous Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park—is a known lawbreaker and longtime animal abuser.
The audiobooks company has donated a 2nd time to save Thoroughbreds from slaughter. PETA is asking all owners of the horses running in the Kentucky Derby to pony up.
We timed the overhead orca offensive to coincide with San Antonio’s largest annual celebration, Fiesta, which more than 350,000 people attend.
PETA demos are full of head-turning hijinks that save animals. Check out some of the latest rallies that have stopped folks in their tracks.
We’ve shown that animals are hanged from their necks and beaten into performing, but this spectacle is just as creepy as it is cruel.
For more than 70 years, Yellville has held a cruel “turkey drop.” Learn about this barbaric event and those who have worked to end it.
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.