From riding on shoulders to snoozing on chests, this kitten’s got talent! If you think you have The X Factor to be Simon’s adoption idol, PETA wants to hear from you.
Did you know Vogue’s new editor, Chloe Malle, has animal rights in her DNA? Find out how the fashion mogul is tied to animal liberation.
Gotta be real with it—Keke the goldendoodle’s rescue story will have you in your feelings.
Snakes at Sunset and Reptmart claimed caring for snakes was “easy”—until they got sued by PETA.
The CDC ignored warnings. Monkeys infected with tuberculosis continue to be brought into U.S. labs. PETA demands immediate action!
In 1980, PETA was born in a tiny basement in Maryland—now it’s the world’s largest animal liberation organization. Here are 45 historic victories we’ve won for animals.
Breaking news: Bam Bam is safe! Find out what happened to Bam Bam, and how PETA and the community came together to help him get home.
UMass experimenter Agnès Lacreuse tried to keep you in the dark about what happened in her now-shuttered laboratory, and enlisted help from other experimenters. Read what PETA found.
What if PETA never existed? Our haunting new video shows what would STILL be happening to animals without 45 years of our relentless advocacy.
Success! PETA never let up and hundreds of thousands of PETA supporters took action, and now the scientifically flawed marmoset laboratory at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst has closed.
A landmark bill to protect baby monkeys from being torn from their mothers is gaining momentum in Massachusetts. Here’s how PETA is driving it forward.
At High Quality Research, Temple was mutilated and tormented. Now, see her living her best “high quality” life together with two PETA staff and four other PETA-rescued companions!
After hearing from hundreds of PETA supporters in Oregon, the state legislature has just issued a critical blow to the violation-plagued Oregon National Primate Research Center.
Three decades later, ‘Babe’ is still changing hearts and minds. See how PETA and James Cromwell are honoring the movie’s legacy.
Barbara is “the best kitten ever,” right? We know, we know … “leading”! But once you get a load of this adoptable girl’s personality, you’ll have no objections.
