Harvard University’s Margaret Livingstone’s gruesome tests on baby monkeys just lost NIH funding! See how PETA made it happen.
Imagine a world with less food insecurity, less pollution, and more compassion. According to a new PETA Germany paper covered in “National Geographic,” this future is possible. Here’s how.
Farmer Focus tries to sell the idea that chickens have decent lives before being slaughtered. But a whistleblower described birds’ stress and suffering.
To “squeak” up for NYC’s rodent residents, PETA threw a totally tubular prom party—and yes, it was rat-themed. Here’s what went down at the most epic, ’80s-inspired bash of the year.
Forward-thinking companies like Colgate are helping scientists train on non-animal test methods.
Bay Area company Eat Just, maker of vegan egg replacement Just Egg, has signed on to PETA’s Eat Without Experiments program, promising not to test on animals unless it’s legally required.
Seventeen pounds of Rosemary? Talk about spicing up your life! This petite pup was left overnight at a rural Virginia shelter. Now, PETA’s making sure it’s her thyme to shine.
Sabrina Carpenter, “Juno” it’s wrong to wear someone else’s fur. Find out why the pop star’s look en route to the 2025 Met Gala got “bad reviews” from PETA.
PETA’s latest multi-shelter event saw Colbee and other formerly homeless dogs adopted by adoring families. Find out which Poochella pup is bogglingly still looking for love.
Would you eat something after it’s been on the floor for 15 minutes? According to a whistleblower, if you eat chicken flesh from Farmer Focus, you might have.
Find out how SHEIN’s new policy will help foxes, ostriches, and crocodiles.
New documents obtained by PETA shed light on the misery endured by marmosets recently killed in the laboratory of University of Massachusetts–Amherst experimenter Agnès Lacreuse.
Slaughterhouses are using this extremely cruel and painful stunning method—and “animal welfare” groups approve of it.
This month in PETA history, rock legend Joan Jett passed out an instrumental resource that would change lives and save countless animals.
Instead of wedding and birthday gifts, these PETA staff members raised money to “fix” animals. Read about their life ALTARing decision—and how you can help.
