Even while most of us are staying at home, this colorful yard sign will remind folks that there’s no place and no excuse for speciesism, homophobia, racism, sexism, or xenophobia.
Here’s the perfect costume for walking the neighborhood, attending a party, or starring in your own home video! Pre-order a “Tofu Never Caused a Pandemic” costume today.
Do good, feel good, smell good—achieve it all with PETA’s latest Beauty Without Bunnies list addition: Secret deodorant.
Did you know that sheep leap with excitement when they see their friends? These sheep facts will have you loathing the wool industry and saying #Never21.
Longtime PETA member Alec Baldwin talks with Ingrid Newkirk about starting PETA, animal rights progress, and her new book, “Animalkind,” on his podcast, “Here’s the Thing.”
Regan Russell spent her last moments outside a slaughterhouse, showing kindness to doomed pigs. See how PETA is honoring her life and how you, too, can turn pain into action.
The next time someone tells you farmers respect their sheep, remember this video. Watch how this farmer thrusts his crotch toward a sheep as she gives birth.
PETA Latino highlights the LGBTQ celebrities making an impact for animal rights.
This tote features a quotation by PETA President Ingrid Newkirk as a reminder that silence is never an option when animals are suffering.
Whether you’re a worship leader, a musician, a Sunday school teacher, or anyone else attending church Zoom meetings, PETA LAMBS has the perfect background for you.
Just $100 gets you into Ingrid Newkirk’s virtual birthday bash with Alec Baldwin, Alan Cumming, and other stars. All proceeds will go to helping animals! Find out how to attend.
Celebrate Ingrid Newkirk’s 71st birthday—join PETA members, stars who are honorary board members, and senior staff for our exciting livestream event on Thursday, June 25. Find out how to attend here.
Regan Russell was killed while she was bearing witness to the suffering of slaughter-bound pigs. She spent her last moments on Earth showing kindness to animals, and everyone can honor her memory by going vegan.
Misguided efforts, dried-up funding, zero insight gained—why is Texas A&M University STILL holding dogs from its notorious canine muscular dystrophy laboratory prisoner?
The cruel incident of animal abuse took place at a demonstration outside Glen’s Packing Co.—a slaughterhouse in Hallettsville, Texas.
