Ned Kalin of the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center continues a long and cruel legacy of monkey torment and torture. This is his story.
If Petco wants to be a “full health and wellness company,” it’ll have to ban a lot more than just shock collars.
Mingo didn’t know life outside a cramped, filthy pen. Now, she’s living indoors as part of a family. Meet the other animals PETA helped these past few months.
Our new poster child for cognitive dissonance, Christine Lattin, recently tweeted lamenting that birds were crashing into windows—while she torments birds in experiments.
Vegan gastroenterologist Dr. Angie Sadeghi knows that the best way to prevent future pandemics is to watch what we eat. Check out her new video with PETA.
They torment monkeys, owls, sparrows, and dogs in useless and cruel experiments. Watch this powerful video, and then take action to stop them.
The TJX-owned Canadian department store chain Winners has just banned fur, scoring a major win for animals in the fur industry.
It’s not shocking that a bear would lash out after being beaten, and it’s appalling that animals are still being exploited and abused for entertainment in 2020.
Columbia has just joined the ever-growing list of companies that have banned alpaca fleece, thanks to PETA! But some companies, such as Anthropologie, are still on our bad list.
When it comes to solving climate change, there’s no time machine to go back and fix the damage humans have done—unless the world goes vegan.
If local activists hadn’t alerted PETA that Pastel was at an auction, the 18-year-old Thoroughbred wouldn’t be enjoying new pastures and friends at her sanctuary home.
Even if your name isn’t Jack, today may be your lucky day, because this enchanting little fellow is looking for a place to put down roots.
At the National Institutes of Health, tax money is squandered and cruelty rules the day. PETA has the numbers to prove it.
“Doc” Antle was just convicted of four felonies for wildlife trafficking: Now PETA will push for his park to be shut down.
Trafficking animals—like similar trades in drugs, weapons, and humans—is a huge criminal moneymaker that puts countless lives at risk.
