Experimenters are drilling holes into animals’ skulls and implanting electrodes in their brains. But these procedures do nothing to help human patients.
Comedy queen Nikki Glaser joins PETA to deliver a jaw-dropping message about compassion with respect to fashion.
PETA scientists have worked tirelessly to level the playing field for non-animal research. Now they’ve helped win an international award for that work.
See how one PETA supporter is making BIG waves for animals in Latin America.
Caged, cut open, and subjected to cruel experiments. This was life for a tiny marmoset imprisoned in a University of Massachusetts–Amherst lab.
For five long days, working donkeys were denied water and local dogs were found suffering from a rabies outbreak.
During a star-studded pre-Olympics fashion event, PETA lit up the Eiffel Tower and other iconic Paris landmarks with a message for a top sponsor of the games, LVMH.
As poor reviews pile up from regretful Yellowstone Bear World customers who felt tricked into supporting this awful business, PETA fires off a letter.
The babies of other primates need their mothers, just as humans do. But experimenters separate them from their mothers in numerous cruel and pointless tests
Follow Julie’s inspiring journey—from witnessing suffering to sparking change—to help improve the lives of donkeys and horses in Petra, Jordan.
Behind the cage bars of a University of Massachusetts–Amherst laboratory, a monkey named Yoda struggled with the dark side of science.
After a 12-year-old reportedly kicked a guinea pig to death in the yard of a home in Reedley, California, PETA is stepping in to make sure he and his peers are taught empathy to prevent future acts of violence.
Participants in the Flora-Bama Mullet Toss keep hurling fish corpses. Learn how PETA threw a kind “cure” their way to make the event all-inclusive.
Join C5 as he drops rhymes and truths, collaborating with PETA for a powerful Earth Day message.
Heard about the horrific history of animal testing in Johns Hopkins labs? PETA reveals how the university is getting away with murder—and who their accomplice is.
