The EPA announced the end of animal tests, Macy’s banned fur, and KFC served vegan chicken. PETA was at the forefront of these jaw-dropping advances in animal rights and much more in 2019.
PETA and our supporters are an unstoppable force for animals. Here are just a few of our favorite rescue stories from the past year.
Sometimes, the best way to influence a company is from within, which is why we’re heading to Starbucks’ boardroom. Find out what you can do for cows, too.
Missouri’s Truman State University has changed its policy and no longer denies groups based on the subjective viewpoints of administrators.
See the pelican, fish, crabs, dogs, and other animals whose lives were forever changed by PETA fieldworkers and your donations.
To reflect on the 50 years Corky has spent in captivity, we’re listing 50 awful things that have taken place at SeaWorld since her December 11, 1969, abduction.
At one Colorado Petco store, a sick gecko and a severely injured ferret both died after being neglected. Please, only shop at stores that don’t sell live animals.
This company is inching us closer to a day when billions of ducks and geese are no longer killed to satisfy anyone’s need to stay warm. Which is it? Click to find out.
BAFTA-winning filmmaker Alex Lockwood brings us an unflinching look at what it takes for young scientists to reject entrenched expectations.
Would you rather be tormented and killed in useless experiments or get to live with Pamela Anderson? Yeah, same here.
Bayer confirmed with PETA that the company is now committed to a ban on the forced swim test for all animals.
The skills that these winners develop by attending a prestigious workshop on non-animal methods will help them pioneer the use of these tests in their fields.
Following demands by PETA and hundreds of thousands of others, felony charges have been filed in connection with the disturbing video of hunters torturing an injured deer.
According to numerous scathing reports, every SeaWorld employee is forced to participate in the company’s conspiracy to keep its rampant abuse hidden from the public.
Fur sales are at an all-time low—but a new PETA Asia undercover investigation shows animals are still suffering in this dying industry.
