PETA applauds Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s policy and calls for jails and prisons nationwide to drop meat.
With a stockpile of seal pelts that didn’t sell, one major pelt processor announces it won’t buy seal pelts this year.
PETA’s pro-vegan campaign ad won’t run in the wake of teacher sex-abuse scandals.
Following discussions with PETA, one of the world’s largest food companies has moved to end the cruel dehorning of calves.
In honor of Glee’s final episode, we’re looking back at a few of the ways five of the show’s stars have raised their voices to speak up for animals.
Prince Charles gets honks from a grateful “goose” during his White House visit.
File under “What were they thinking?” A Minnesota state senator wants to give inmates a license to kill.
Watch the story of how Sam Simon’s talent earned him millions and how his compassion led him to give a large share of his fortune to animals.
On Friday, March 13, PETA celebrated five years since the ribbon cutting of our beautiful Bob Barker building in Los Angeles. Guess who came by to help us celebrate? We were thrilled to express our thanks for Mr. Barker’s incredible generosity and everything he has done to help animals throughout his career. Here’s a look at all … Read more »
A poem written for animal ally and PETA Honorary Director Sam Simon.
The animals have lost a true ally and a sharp and honest tongue with the passing of PETA Honorary Director and entertainment giant Sam Simon, who was our dear friend, a stalwart champion of animal rights, and the multiple Emmy Award–winning co-creator of The Simpsons and one of the writing geniuses behind hit shows like … Read more »
A look at the barbaric ways in which minks are killed and skinned at countless fur farms around the world.
SeaWorld Orlando is targeting Christians by hosting a Christian musical festival called Praise Wave.
PETA staffers show solidarity with our fellow social-justice advocates following an attack on the NAACP in Colorado Springs.
Robert Rehm was an accomplished artist, but one of his proudest moments was the day Paul McCartney wore his first “Eat No …” T-shirt.
