PETA knows that elephants deserve respect, but now science is backing us up. Read up on a new study that found three reasons you should never touch an elephant.
Companies like Tyson and Perdue are shutting down slaughterhouses in an effort to cut costs as the demand for meat drops.
Which anniversary milestone did PETA Latino celebrate by throwing a thrilling fiesta? Find out here—and get details about the star-studded evening.
Farewell to a friend.
Check out the amazing PETA Latino celebrities who have sparked conversations and inspired action for animal rights over the past 10 years.
PETA’s investigation into a fraudulent Colombian operation prompted federal legislation in the U.S.—and NIH defunding. So why is Harvard still backing it?
After suffering the slings and arrows (or in this case—missiles) of outrageous fortune, Hamlet and his guardian were left with only their lives—and injured Hamlet needed help, fast.
Universidad del Valle is the first college in Latin America to join universities in the U.K. and Australia by taking this groundbreaking action.
Seedy mall aquariums exist only to exploit animals for money. Find out how PETA helped get SeaQuest Trumbull to close down.
Heard about the viral video of a sun bear standing and “waving” in a Chinese zoo? Instead of focusing on whether she’s “fake,” PETA points to the real problem.
The stench made investigators gag—but dogs had to breathe, eat, and sleep in this hoarding hell house 24/7. Make sure your local shelter isn’t dooming animals to similar fates.
For years, travelers have been reporting the neglect and deaths of “pack animals” on the Havasupai trail. New PETA footage shows more suffering.
Everyone knows mangoes are nutritious. So why is the National Mango Board paying labs to mutilate animals in order to sell more of the fruit? This National Mango Day, tell it to stop this.
The company at the center of a Michigan tuberculosis outbreak is a contract killer for the animal experimentation industry, profiting from pain. If someone has a fat enough checkbook and wants to force-feed an experimental compound to an imprisoned animal, one place is happy to help.
Penny was down in the dumps—literally—but thanks to PETA and a good Samaritan, things are looking up. Will you help her strike it lucky with a new family?
