A new study suggesting that insects are conscious shows why we should always err on the side of compassion.
Drs. Ingrid Visser and Denise Herzing explore the world of these deeply intellectual and social animals and explain why life in a tank will never be enough.
We’re offering up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible.
Shoppers in Bangkok came for the merchandise. They left knowing about the suffering that goes into clothing and accessories made of exotic skins.
At Prada, a shareholder was barred from using her voice to demand that the company ditch exotic skins—but we had better luck at Hermès.
If you like cats the way you like your flapjacks—sweet, irresistible, and, well, “fluffy”—you’ll flip for Pancake.
The Indy 500 race will celebrate 100 years by tearing babies away from their mothers. Not because the moms are bad—it’s not personal. It’s just a business deal.
After PETA alerted them to the Chihuahua’s plight, the 16-person crew sprang into action.
President Obama just signed a new law that will spare thousands of animals from suffering in laboratories.
Two lions are dead and a man is in critical condition after a potential suicide attempt unfolds in a Chilean Zoo.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported that the facility must pay a $3.5 million penalty and stop using animals to make antibodies.
Pope Francis asks for compassion for all living beings—and we agree.
After years of efforts by animal advocates, bulls will no longer be chased and stabbed to death in the Toro de la Vega “festival.”
When a Florida family saved this shelter dog’s life, they never dreamed he would return the favor.
PETA reflects on Mark Berman’s three decades of winning victories for captive marine mammals.
