Several families say their holiday vacation plans turned into tragedies after they reportedly booked the same dog sitters through the Rover app.
PETA has donated more TraumaMan human simulators, this time to a national trauma program in Saudi Arabia. Find out how this will help goats, sheep, and humans.
The NIH gives your tax money to a foreign experimenter to torment rabbits in Sweden–and it’s funded torture of cats in Russia. Tell them not one more cent!
Oreo-maker Mondelēz agrees to a new policy dropping animal testing after a successful push from PETA and thousands of supporters like you.
Everyone, join PETA in raising your glass for our fellow animals—together, “we’ll treat them all with kindness yet.”
Footage of workers beating, shooting, and urinating on cows was set to upbeat music and shared widely with other workers at this Georgia slaughterhouse.
From a landmark victory to bold commitments by regulatory agencies, 2025 marked a global shift toward smarter, humane toxicity testing.
New York Fashion Week just made history by banning fur after decades of pressure from PETA supporters. Learn what this victory means for animals.
The animals in Wicked: For Good have a story to tell, and it’s one worth hearing.
After a fierce legal battle, PETA uncovered the names behind a panel that rubber-stamped violent experiments on animals.
Monkeys are being stolen from forests and sold to laboratories, and the head of the global wildlife trade authority just made it easier. Tell her: Protect them or step down.
The United States is poised to reopen the Cambodian monkey trade for Charles River Laboratories, despite documented illegality, concerns over extinction, and disease risk. Help PETA stop them today!
Find out what an award-winning actor said to Radio City Music Hall in a new ad for PETA.
See the new, free film that follows PETA and local advocates as they fight to protect their community and thousands of endangered monkeys from the animal experimentation industry.
In a kind move that will spare countless lives, Canada’s largest dollar store chain confirmed that it has banned these torturous devices.
