There’s nothing “shocking” about a shark doing what sharks do. Learn from this woman’s mistake—as she has. Please, leave wildlife in peace.
Images of exploited apes and monkeys in the media cause animal suffering, harm conservation efforts, and bolster the illegal wildlife trade.
Deformed hearts, severe lice damage, swollen kidneys, and pancreas disease—all found among hundreds of thousands of salmon in Scotland.
More than 100 activists marched to the beat of drums towards the Plaza Consistorial in Pamplona, Spain, holding signs proclaiming, “Stop the Bloody Bullfights.”
To separate any family forcibly is inexcusable and inhumane. PETA encourages everyone to help keep all caring mothers with their babies.
“I am not a fish stick!” Fish are telling folks on the Staten Island Ferry where they can stick it.
The innovative team’s hemp-, coconut-, and mushroom-derived material is helping to stop sheep from being shorn bloody for their wool.
Tania Roth has force-fed babies booze, electroshocked them, and taken them from their mothers—all for tests that are utterly useless to humans.
Many butterflies are crushed or die from exposure before they ever reach their destination. Never include a butterfly release at your event.
PETA went hard in the paint in June. Check out how we won for animals imprisoned in laboratories, traveling sideshows, and elsewhere.
In an Instagram story, the “Bodak Yellow” artist shared several takeout dishes—which included burritos, tacos, and pancakes—with her 26 million followers.
No wonder Canada’s flag has a giant leaf in the middle of it—Canadians are proudly waving the vegan flag from sea to sea.
Public records are crucial to citizens’ understanding of the way their tax dollars are being used. We look forward to the court’s decision on this important case.
In the series finale, an interesting dialogue took place between Anthony Bourdain and PETA friend, vegetarian, and filmmaker Darren Aronofsky.
The company—which banned fur last year—confirmed that it’s joining hundreds of brands that no longer sell items made with hair ripped out of live rabbits.
