Vogue’s parent company just posted a new policy on fur. Here’s what it means.
Netflix’s latest entry in its Monster series—this time focusing on Ed Gein—might leave you more than just unsettled. But not for the reason you think.
Why beagles? Not because they’re like humans, but because they’re easy to exploit. Journalist Melanie Kaplan shines a light on the dog experimentation industry—and the urgent need to shut it down.
In PETA’s chilling video, a couple’s online purchase quickly becomes a waking nightmare. Watch it now.
Exciting news: American Airlines is flying high with Just Egg, right after it added oat milk creamer to its in-flight menu!
Class is in session, and using animals is out! A German university is teaching biology with non-animal methods.
From the glittering heights of Michelin-starred kitchens to the clarity of conscience, one chef changed his culinary path—and his life—with a compassionate choice. Read his powerful letter to his former self.
Is Lowe’s aiming higher? Find out what the home improvement giant did after PETA called out its sale of glue traps.
Is bullfighting “macho”? Not according to men in Mexico City. Watch what happened when we surveyed men about their thoughts on the violent spectacle.
We’re all told to trust medicine—but what if the system it’s built on is broken? “HOW TO MAKE DRUGS (and Feel Great About Everything) exposes big pharma’s big secret. Watch the trailer here now.
In a meeting with PETA UK, a minister signaled the end for the forced swim test, sparing countless rats and mice from terror. Learn more about this historic progress.
A “humane” ostrich farm? Whistleblowers alleged otherwise in a report that sparked a PETA lawsuit. Get the dirty details of this shocking case.
Rescuing a tethered, emaciated Chihuahua? For PETA fieldworkers, it’s “fall” in a day’s work. Now, adoptable Chico is looking for a guardian who will never “leaf” him.
The big cat exhibitors who aren’t dead or in prison need to send the animals to accredited sanctuaries where they can finally live in peace!
This department store has a decrepit zoo perched on the building’s upper floor where animals live in squalor above shoppers’ heads.
