An animal experimenter is forced to resign after PETA exposes careless and cruel rabies experiments that he conducted at the CDC.
There’s more great news about PETA’s campaign to stop the Canadian seal slaughter.
Is your home in need of a little caché? This classy kitten will be happy to oblige.
After PETA exposes vile conditions at Osborne Farm, Inc., one of the dairy operation’s milk buyers stops purchasing from it.
Not only are Groupon’s reassurances about its ethical standards meaningless, they’re also downright false.
Pulling no punches, PETA’s new ad calls out NIH.
Sleazy animal exhibitors can run, but they can’t hide from the PETA Foundation’s Captive Animal Law Enforcement division.
No one likes skunked beer—especially not this skunk, whose head became trapped inside a beer can that was carelessly discarded near a fraternity house at Miami University in Ohio last week. Thankfully, a police officer and an animal control officer were able to free the skunk, who was unharmed. (We sent them vegan cookies and … Read more »
See the pictures and read the stories from PETA’s fall fundraiser―and see who earned the title of “The Big Kahuna.”
Israel becomes the first country in the world to ban horse-drawn carts from city streets. Will New York City be next?
PETA will be at the People’s Climate March with a display that will certainly turn heads.
“Top Chef Duels” goes vegan for Rob Zombie, Carrie Underwood has the mom thing down, and stars speak out at the start of the dolphin slaughter.
As the NFL prepares to develop and implement new domestic violence and sexual assault policies, PETA has a recommendation: Don’t ignore and fail to address players who’ve committed violent acts against animals. In a letter sent this morning to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, PETA points out that because of the well-established link between violence against … Read more »
Rats have a reason to cheer and frogs can jump for joy following PETA’s campaign.
We sampled vegan food across the country. Here are the tasty, award-winning results.
