The iconic men’s magazine “Playboy” is pulling its pin-ups, but have no fear: Here at PETA, we’d still rather bare skin than wear skin.
PETA visited angora farms in China deemed “humane” by third-party auditors and discovered suffering, neglect, and cruelty beyond imagination.
An ailing bear waits for help in vain in a Tennessee tourist trap.
After PETA released its angora wool exposé, Inditex banned angora from all its brands and found a great use for the wool it had in stock.
It’s time for Whole Foods to stop marketing meat as “humane,” “humanely raised,” and “raised with care.” Here’s what we’re doing about it.
Three years is too long for Ringling’s elephants to go on suffering, and the circus isn’t retiring its other animals at all. See the petition that 44 celebrities have signed.
Companies are bombarding the market with pink products for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, but the best way to beat cancer is to skip the pink and go green.
When a hunter was mauled by a grizzly bear, we decided to send him flowers and ask him to stop hunting for good.
In PETA’s 35th anniversary online auction, you can bid on prizes from Taylor Swift, Maroon 5, Daniel Tosh, Black Sabbath, Russell Simmons, and many others.
Researchers at Ohio State University are making strides in understanding memory loss by studying how memories are processed in the human brain.
After PETA filed a complaint, lawbreaking tiger keeper Mike Stapleton was forced to give up the animals.
It doesn’t matter who’s at the end of the chain—chaining is wrong.
Robert Redford’s Sundance catalog gets out of the angora business.
Deadly flash floods hit the French Riviera this week – and the casualties include numerous animals who were imprisoned at Marineland, Europe’s biggest marine park.
What it would take for a company that supplies wool to retailers around the world to cut ties with a farm it had trusted for years?
