Toddlers suffer from kidney failure. Babies undergo dialysis and transfusions. Grown men are trampled to death by a camel. What’s the common thread? Petting zoos.
Eve, the cat with a taste for “forbidden” fruit, gets a new home.
Following a report from the World Health Organization that eating processed meat is as dangerous as smoking cigarettes, we’ve put up a thought-provoking billboard in Leeds.
After the Washington Redskins’ veteran players were treated to a $22,000 dinner, PETA asks them to treat homeless women and children to dinner.
As Halloween and World Vegan Day rub shoulders on the calendar, one brave vegan woman becomes the meal.
What’s scarier than real-life skeletons? The leather, fur, wool, and down industries.
When a “prized” horse was found butchered, a community was horrified. But what about all the American horses sent to Canada and Mexico for slaughter every year?
This could signal the final nail in the coffin for Spain’s already struggling bullfighting industry.
In a disturbing video, a fish leaps from a dinner plate. What’s most horrible is how painful this fate was for the animal.
They came, they saw, they fell in love at PETA’s “Fall” in Love Adopt-a-thon.
PETA supporters outside the American Academy of Pediatrics conference demanded an end to the highly controversial, much-criticized experiments on infant primates.
The grinding up of live male chicks at the hands of the egg industry will be a thing of the past in Deutschland, but what about the hens?
Maris, a female beluga whale at the Georgia Aquarium, dies suddenly—just months after losing her calf.
What PETA and a whistleblower uncovered at Daisy Brand supplier Daisy Farms is part of a real-life horror movie for the animals who live there.
Los Angeles County supervisors are “paw”-sitively saving more than nine cat lives.
