SeaWorld must send the remaining marine mammals to seaside sanctuaries—before they, like Kayla and 41 orcas before her, die in their cramped tanks.
Ever wonder what our fieldworkers see and do on a daily basis? Read up on these cases and find out why these animals desperately need our help.
At Petco, complex betta fish are forced to exist in just inches of water inside tiny plastic cups. Join countless people in speaking out.
An opossum trapped for a North Carolina town’s “Possum Drop” event had to have her badly injured leg removed and will never be free again.
PETA challenged the Hawkeye State’s “ag-gag” law and won. The court agreed: The statute cannot survive constitutional scrutiny.
California prohibits the personal possession of monkeys as “pets,” which Chris Brown learned the hard way. Find out why these animals should never be “pets.”
California is sending a clear message: Animals don’t exist to suit our fancy. Every sentient being deserves a loving home, regardless of species or breed.
Get out the tissues and get ready to celebrate as you see how these animals got a new lease on life, thanks to PETA and our supporters.
These animals were torn away from their mothers, many to be exploited by humans. Forget the holidays—these animals NEVER see their loved ones.
Watch as we reveal the best animal rights moments and victories of 2018 and prepare for yet another record-breaking year.
Animals like this petrified hamster are sold like trinkets at pet stores such as PetSmart and Petco. Find out what you can do to help them.
PETA’s fieldworkers have delivered over 300 doghouses this year, but the worst of winter is yet to come. Here’s how you can help.
In honor of #CanadaGooseKillsDay, we teamed up with actor Tara Strong to tell the story of a mother coyote killed for a Canada Goose jacket.
The Pittsburgh Zoo claims to have a “conservation center,” but this telling new report proves otherwise. Help us end the zoo’s archaic elephant program.
Animal dissection is cruel, archaic, and pointless—and Froggipedia’s epic popularity is proof that more and more teachers, students, and parents know it.