Muscular dystrophy patient Johnathon Byrne confronted Texas A&M President Michael Young about the university’s cruel and deadly experiments on dogs.
Every month, PETA, our more than 6.5 million members and supporters, and other PETA entities win lifesaving victories for animals.
Kyle Husted—a driver with a history of abusive behavior—can be seen violently whipping a horse after finishing in second place.
The heartbreaking footage reminds us again how cruel and dangerous horse-drawn carriages are. Here’s what you can do to help the horses.
Countless animals were left to fend for themselves, or worse, trapped inside barns and sheds with no chance of escaping rising floodwaters.
These powerful photos and videos show just some of the animals our Emergency Rescue Team saved. Find out how you can support our vital work.
National Fish Amnesty Day is the ideal time to start, so let’s show compassion for fish and all other animals by refusing to catch or eat them.
We could have fishless oceans by 2050. These animals don’t deserve extinction—they deserve preservation. So let’s celebrate Fish Amnesty Day.
After being chained outside 24/7 and abandoned by his evacuating owners, James is now safe in a foster home and available for adoption.
Hurricane Florence could cause North Carolina’s thousands of pig-feces cesspools to overflow—just another reason we should all go vegan.
A 4-H student chose the right stranger to ask for help saving his lamb. PETA member and Grammy and Golden Globe winner Diane Warren refused to give up.
Since PETA’s inception, we’ve campaigned to shut down all experiments on animals. And now, the tide is turning like never before.
The world watched the grieving “J pod” of orcas, but their suffering began long before the recent death of a calf went viral. Learn more.
After Scales Restaurant liberated Blue Betty, PETA suggested that the eatery honor the lobster by adding a vegan lobster entrée.
If you’ve ever wondered whether animals mourn the loss of their loved ones, watch these videos and decide for yourself.