An orca named Kshamenk was held captive at Mundo Marino for 33 years. Learn about him and other orcas who have suffered at this cruel marine park.
How many more orcas are going to die at Loro Parque in Tenerife, Spain, before this marine prison is shut down?
Leather is devastating for animals, the environment, and human health. It has no place in your wardrobe or anyone else’s.
Buttons is neutered, healthy, up to date on veterinary care, and ready to find his perfect match. Think that could be you?
A Penn scientist whose “research” involved pummeling piglets’ brains left the school suddenly and retracted his findings from publications.
Use this free coloring page to help your little one show their friends just how special cows are and how to replace exploitative, animal-based foods with delicious vegan ones.
There’s no excuse for what the video circulating on social media depicts: Austin animals warehoused en masse in crates with no hope in sight.
Trick-or-treaters tired of dressing as Freddy Krueger, Darth Vader, or other fictional villains can now be Anthony Fauci, who apparently never met an animal he wouldn’t experiment on.
A former veterinarian at the Miami Seaquarium details her experiences at the marine park to the feds. Discover some of what she reveals.
“[S]he deserves to spend the rest of her time on this Earth … away from her abusive trainers.” Sir Paul McCartney is teaming up with PETA India to get Joymala to safety.
PETA is filing a lawsuit to compel UMass-Amherst to cough up photos and video of invasive and deadly laboratory experiments on vulnerable marmoset monkeys.
After a push from PETA, the university joins the growing list of schools and pharmaceutical companies that have sworn off the worthless forced swim test, in which small animals are made to swim for their lives.
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.
Despite being treated cruelly by his former owner, 4-year-old Duke hasn’t let that affect his cheerful outlook on life—he’s a grade-A goober.
