Immoral? Obviously. Illegal? Possibly. A Colorado State University experimenter who infects crows and other birds with West Nile virus may be trapping them illegally.
The best thing you’ll see today: LSU alum Holly Reynolds uses her 100th birthday to try to save birds from cruel experiments.
By January, many of the animals given as gifts will already have joined the more than 6 million who enter shelters in the U.S. every year.
Workers at Maine Fair Trade Lobster tore conscious animals limb from limb. One worker said they were alive for hours after the dismemberment.
Yet another elephant imprisoned at Grant’s Farm has died, marking the fourth such fatality at the roadside zoo this year.
“While there are some cases where poachers go after the antlers for profit, with this bunch it was more about the thrill of the kill itself.”
This is the first time a pharmaceutical company has taken a public stand against the near-drowning of animals—and your e-mails were crucial.
This was pure negligence, something that the school seems to excel at.
Alicia Silverstone will start off the new year naked in Times Square for PETA.
An eyewitness exposé reveals that goats can end up on a blood-soaked killing floor.
At Texas A&M University, experimenters breed golden retrievers to develop canine muscular dystrophy (MD).
These pigs didn’t have to die—they were trapped in a barn because humans still dine on animal flesh. But we can all do something about that.
The only thing this egg farm has in common with Disneyland is the severe crowding. A PETA eyewitness video reveals that cage-free hens are still miserable.
“I heard the beatings before I saw them. There was the thwack of a heavy stick against elephant hide.”
This victory follows years of efforts by PETA activists who were determined to save the elephant whose story sparked this fire—Nosey.
