A “stellabration” is in order! THIS luxury designer and animal-friendly fashion pioneer is PETA’s 2024 ‘Person of the Year.’
What’s wrong with Butterball turkey? Find out what the perverse footage shows and how you can help turkeys today.
Meet some of the animals from a free spay/neuter event in Mexico backed by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund and learn how you can help support this vital work.
What is ‘Wicked’ about? Find out three ways this ‘Popular’ musical promotes animal rights and going green.
Don’t let Keto the orca’s death be another number on the long list of animals who have died at cruel marine parks—learn his story, then take action.
Inglorious University of Massachusetts–Amherst experimenter Agnès Lacreuse killed nearly half her monkey population in a single month, not long after decrying a made-up monkey shortage.
Drake’s clothing and lifestyle brand, October’s Very Own, confirmed some major animal-friendly news following a push from PETA.
Some food and beverage companies, like the maker of Oreos, pay for deadly and useless tests on animals. PETA just launched a program to stop them.
A group of animal allies will gather at a women’s marathon in Savannah, Georgia to send a message to its organizer—find out why.
THIS “Mayans M.C.” star wants Congress to end the funding of experiments on animals in laboratories overseas in “one fast move.” Find out what he said in a new PETA video.
In a single month, the PETA-supported group in Romania, Eduxanima, helped hundreds of dogs and cats across the country. Meet the animals whose lives were turned around thanks to their vital work.
Research into psychedelics as treatments for a variety of mental health ailments is a promising new development that’s threatened to be stymied by pointless and cruel animal testing.
It’s been 1,000 days of war in Ukraine, and Igor Sobko’s team is still rescuing animals thanks to PETA support. Learn how you can help!
PETA supporters took over Coach’s HQ during its shareholder meeting to get an important message across—find out why.
Monkeys trapped in blood and feces-smeared cages, others suffer from medical emergencies without care. New photos shared with PETA must be seen to be believed.
