One of the most frequent questions we’re asked is “Why do vegans eat food that looks like meat—why not just eat the real thing?” We’ll explain.
A judge found probable cause that crimes had been committed by primate center personnel at UW-Madison, yet unbelievably, she didn’t permit anyone to be prosecuted.
Even though it was difficult for the Urbáezes to bring their canine companion, Max, on the journey for asylum, they persisted, staying loyal to every member of their family.
A horrifying video taken at a lagoon in Mexico is a grisly reminder of what can happen when humans disturb wild animals in their homes.
Freya the walrus went viral for climbing onto boats to nap. Now, she’s dead. Why do humans think animals are selfie props?
Flat-faced dogs suffer debilitating and sometimes fatal health conditions, all for humans’ arbitrary aesthetic preferences or the latest fad.
This International Friendship Day, these heartwarming PETA rescue stories will remind you that the truest friends stick together—even through the toughest times.
This Islamic new year, we’re asking Muslims to consider how they can help make the world a more compassionate place for animals.
Did you know opossums almost never carry rabies? Learn why, along with other facts about America’s most populous marsupial.
PETA’s Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities of 2022 have been crowned—and they hit all the right notes when it comes to vegan eating.
Why do birds collide with glass? PETA explains why birds don’t see glass as a barrier and suggests simple solutions to make your home bird-friendly.
Author Stewart Mitchell visited five schools in New York to help kids learn about the importance of having empathy for animals.
Whether they’re foxes, seahorses, flamingos, or humans, fathers deserve a day just for them. Learn about animals’ paternal caretakers and ways to celebrate this Father’s Day.
Every day, rescue teams from PETA-supported Animal Rahat in India rush to the aid of animals in danger and provide overworked animals with peaceful retirements. In honor of Ingrid Newkirk’s birthday (June 11), please help support its vital work.
A woman approached a bison at Yellowstone National Park. What happened next is a cautionary tale about why you should leave wildlife alone.
