They were once neglected, cold, lonely, or scared—but not anymore. Meet six animals who found love when all hope seemed lost.
An Australian woman is left traumatized after finding maggots wriggling in her fully cooked chicken tenders.
Hallmark continues to profit from selling cards featuring chimpanzees who exhibit fear grimaces that look like human smiles.
PETA uncovered evidence that pharmaceutical and medical-device maker Sanofi was killing animals to train salespeople—and we’ve made sure that it will stop!
Fifty-something Alan Cumming calls for an end to captivity for 50-something Lolita, who has spent most of her life languishing at the Miami Seaquarium.
We all know that hamburgers contribute to heart attacks, but as it turns out, there’s another reason why they might make your heart stop.
Bleak photos from the scene shine a light on the extent to which plastic waste is polluting the world’s oceans.
“Hacksaw Ridge” tells the true story of Army medic Desmond Doss, a war hero who refused to touch a gun. He also refused to touch a steak knife.
Find out which companies used CGI instead of animals for their Super Bowl ads this year, and learn what you can do to help.
Panama’s Health Ministry rejects ads that promote healthy vegan food for kids.
Since it can’t breed orcas anymore, SeaWorld is setting its sights on polar bears.
In a revealing article, The New York Times reports that animals on “humane” farms can still endure crowding, tail-docking, branding, beak slicing, and more.
Deceptive advertising lands SeaWorld in hot water once again.
PETA demands action following reports that an Ohio roadside zoo gives animals a drug that causes temporary paralysis, leaving them unable to move but fully capable of feeling pain.
This should never have happened. When will people learn?
