Going against wildlife experts, local residents, and even the city’s own mayor, the city council in Arcadia, California, voted to trap and kill coyotes. PETA needs your help to stop this.
After a bear appeared to be distressed during a circus act, PETA has offered to rescue all the bears in the show and is calling for a federal investigation.
Here’s a reminder that chicken meat was once a living, breathing, bleeding being.
State officials confirmed an insider’s report that the device used to gas animals to death was located in the breakroom—where employees were expected to eat.
“There’s always hope, and as cliché as that sounds, it’s the truth,” he insists. “We can reverse what’s happening in the world.”
PETA applauds San Francisco for outlawing the sale of nonrescue dogs and cats at local pet stores and hopes other cities will quickly follow suit.
A viral image of a dead duck’s head should obviously remind folks that ALL animals had heads—and hearts and feelings—when they were alive.
The National Institutes of Health needs to fix its misguided spending.
“Dogs Hate Crates” tells the story from the other side of the bars.
For everyone’s sake, let’s hope “elephlying” doesn’t take off as a cultural phenomenon.
These people make Dick Cheney look like Plato.
Video obtained by PETA India from Anonymous for Animal Rights taken inside several of India’s hatcheries and farms reveals shocking similarities to U.S. abuses.
During an interview, bullfighter Sebastian Castella declared, “Like all animals, bulls do not have duties, therefore they do not have rights.”
People who abuse animals often move on to their fellow humans, as this story shows.
These nearly naked “crocodiles” represent the hideous lives and torturous deaths that reptiles experience at Vietnamese exotic-skin suppliers.
