Bold protests and big targets set PETA apart. See how the world’s largest animal rights organization is working to help animals every day.
PETA’s legal counsel demands an explanation for the longtime refusal to display ads that urge commuters to ditch meat and Canada Goose.
After PETA contacted Young Living Essential Oils with information about notorious musher Mitch Seavey, the company agreed to pull its support.
Thousands of animals were killed in car-crash tests conducted by General Motors, until we made it hit the brakes. Find out how we just got the company to upgrade its policy.
This puppy was lucky, but at least 44 animals left in hot cars last year were not. PETA is launching a new initiative to save lives.
From starting the first cruelty-free eye-care company to sparing animals in military drills, five people prove that just one can win.
A bill before the California Senate seeks to ban the sale of cosmetics tested on animals. California residents, we need your help to make this happen!
Poland upheld its ban on live tissue training. Now, PETA is urging the nation to build on its progress and become a global animal-welfare leader.
Students in the area are instructed to cut open cats and other animals in classroom dissection exercises that are eerily similar to this case.
While Texas A&M kills dogs, progressive researchers are using human-relevant methods that offer hope to muscular dystrophy patients.
Removing meat and dairy “products” from your meals may not give you superpowers, per se—but you will be a superhero for countless animals.
PETA is pressuring Macy’s to end its sale of fur. See our latest “bloody” protest, and find out how you can take action today.
But it’s not all doom and gloom. PETA is working hard to help Thoroughbreds and other horses beyond their racing careers. You can, too.
Did that fur coat have a collar? Every year, countless cats—some of them wearing collars—are abducted and hanged, bled, or strangled for fur.
An up-and-coming star bull abuser rode in his last rodeo this past Mother’s Day when a 1-ton bull stomped the cowboy’s chest in.
