For the first time, the European Commission has committed to replacing animal testing for chemical safety across the European Union.
This list will help save lives every time one replaces a deadly test on animals.
The parent company of one of Hong Kong’s most popular online shopping platforms is severing animals’ heads and limbs in dozens of deadly experiments.
Another dolphin has died at SeaWorld. Dottie spent 39 years in miserable confinement—never touching the ocean and repeatedly torn from her calves.
Dogs on Skid Row in Los Angeles are being bred, neglected, and left to suffer while city officials fail to enforce laws designed to protect them.
A new survey shows dogs need more walks than they’re getting. Here’s how to meet your dog’s physical and mental needs.
Chickens slaughtered and sold by Shenandoah Valley Organic (doing business as Farmer Focus) suffer as terribly as those raised and killed by every other chicken company; Farmer Focus just tries harder to hide it from consumers.
She was crushed to death in front of her family. This incident and others around the world expose the sordid reality of exploiting animals for tourism.
Starting June 3, customers can choose almond and oat milk at no extra cost at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf.
PETA’s findings raise serious public health concerns as thousands of monkeys are transported across the country for use in experiments.
After hearing from PETA that harmful dolphin encounters are stressful, unnatural, and cruel for the animals forced into them, two resorts confirmed that they are saying “Aloha” to positive change.
Prisoners scream behind plastic curtains, thrash inside cages, and endure painful “experiments” in PETA’s haunting new short film, “Bodies of Research.”
Animals at Washington State University are cut open and killed in an invasive veterinary laboratory. Urge the university to end this cruelty and send the animals to reputable sanctuaries.
After dogs and cats endured years of suffering inside Red Beast Enterprises, the facility is finally shutting down, and the surviving animals are free.
PETA video shows the moment a 3-year-old colt suffered a catastrophic fatal injury—then the track stayed quiet about his death.
