Groundbreaking “I, Chicken” lets students see, hear, and feel what it’s like to be a small bird facing trouble.
In our weekly celebrity news round-up, Grimes, Russell Simmons, and Stella McCartney have a challenge for the ALS Foundation.
Two of the more than 400 chinchillas rescued from a California farm are at PETA’s shelter in Norfolk, Virginia, waiting for a new home. Extreme cuteness ahead!
He’s been called “the star attraction.” Six-year-old Blaise Kliebert reportedly wrestles alligators and crocodiles on his family’s reptile farm.
PETA gives Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie a wedding gift unlike any other.
An Indiana roadside zoo owner is caught on tape abusing a tiger cub—and other animals-in-entertainment news.
A monkey travels from Indiana to Kentucky to Texas on her rescue odyssey.
People who use animals for entertainment often justify it as “educational”—as organizers of a disturbing exhibit at New York’s state fair are doing.
The spin put on “dancing” elephants at the Circus World Museum is … well, maddening.
Protesters ask, “What do elephants have to do with the Renaissance?”
Several new military studies show that there’s no excuse for soldiers to continue to perform trauma training exercises on animals.
The feature documentary ‘An Elephant Never Forgets’ follows the same path that thousands of British tourists take every year as they visit elephant attractions in Thailand
PETA extends an olive branch to striking bullfighters.
Seventh Generation’s name comes from the principle of asking how one’s decisions will impact future generations. It’s time for the company to do just that.
Pamela Anderson takes the ALS Association’s “Ice Bucket Challenge”—adding a challenge of her own: Stop experimenting on animals!
