Bold protests and big targets set PETA apart. See how the world’s largest animal rights organization is working to help animals every day.
From starting the first cruelty-free eye-care company to sparing animals in military drills, five people prove that just one can win.
It’s a cruelty-free celebration! PETA and our pal Moby invited friends of animals to a party honoring the Most Vegan-Friendly City.
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.
Do you know a teacher who goes above and beyond for animals in the classroom? Nominate this educator to be TeachKind’s Teacher of the Year.
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.
Jack Daniels, Iditarod sponsor, take note: Another dog has just died, and the 2018 race is around the corner. When will this bloodbath end?
Leonardo da Vinci was known just as much for his extraordinary artwork as for his scientific genius, but did you know he was also an animal rights pioneer?
Here are just some of the many places where PETA was demanding change for animals in March—and how you can help us win.
Roman the cat was betrayed by the very people claiming to “save” animals. This is the reality of so many “trap-neuter-release” programs.
“Every living, feeling being deserves respect and understanding.” —Ingrid Newkirk
This never should have happened. Animal companions belong where their guardians can see them and reassure them during flights.
TeachKind—PETA’s humane education division—will urge this school district to teach kids that violence of all kinds is wrong.
To hunters like Walter Palmer, beloved wild animals are merely targets to kill, decapitate, and hang up on a wall as a trophy.
Valentine’s Day wasn’t all hearts and smiles. PETA spiced things up with some “tough love” for animal abusers around the world in February.
