Slater was prevented from confronting SeaWorld during the company’s online meeting.
Dozens of potential adopters converge on PETA’’s Norfolk, Virginia, headquarters to have their hearts stolen by homeless dogs.
Even on one of the most elite days of racing, the horses aren’t safe. Four-year-old Helwan, a French horse, was racing on Lasix for the first time—something that is not allowed in Europe—and like more than 1,000 horses a year in the U.S., he died on the track. U.S. racing is about drugs, breakdowns, and … Read more »
Thousands of commuters get a reminder to spay, neuter, and adopt homeless animals from the shelter.
Shoppers are unaware that chickens, cows and pigs treated “humanely” may still be mutilated, starved and scalded alive.
A new group called Meat and Dairy Eaters Anonymous is launched to help people kick the meat and dairy habit for good.
In the wake of least 20 K9 officers dying in hot patrol cars in the past three years, PETA issues urgent plea to police to install lifesaving heat-alert systems.
Watching these two ducklings swim for the first time will leave you quacking with joy.
You’ve never seen anything like this before—and much of it is being paid for by U.S. taxpayers’ dollars!
Japan Airlines joins virtually every major airline in the world in banning these cruel shipments.
As virtual chickens, they saw their chicken selves in a mirror, socialized with other birds, and took dust baths—at least until the day the truck came.
This hard-hitting anti-circus PSA has been recognized as one of the best.
Authorities slam the door shut on animal exploiters.
Meet irresistible dogs like Xena, Callaway, Jodi, Hunter, and Tootie who are looking for their forever families.
One day, this rabbit was food. The next, he was a treasured friend.
