Audiences everywhere have been changed for good, thanks to this year’s many animal-friendly flicks. See who won big at PETA’s Oscat awards!
Do you want to help Viola in person? Please join local PETA supporters at local demonstrations near you to help free Viola the elephant.
In a University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School laboratory, dogs endure painful procedures to create artificial aneurysms, are repeatedly sliced open, and ultimately killed.
Liora’s PETA case sheet is filled with notes like, “Such a sweet girl!” The words that came to fieldworkers’ minds, though, when they found her with an embedded collar … those are NSFW.
With great pleasure, PETA scientists made a critical step forward in making personal lubricants cruelty-free!
EPA published support for non-animal methods, encouraging companies to move away from the unreliable rabbit test to assess industrial chemicals for skin irritation.
PETA secures another major win for animals abused in laboratories as a Taiwanese government agency prioritizes non-animal testing for food products.
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.”
The cinematic siren abandoned acting at the height of her fame to champion the cause closest to her heart: animal rights.
From rescued chimpanzees to dogs freed from laboratories, and countless others through our campaigning, see how PETA changed animals’ lives in 2025.
Years of sustained pressure from PETA has forced the U.S. military to nix using live animals in live-fire trauma training drills in 2026 for all military branches.
