Do you know about the annual bloodbath in Spain? PETA U.K. took its eye-catching protest to the streets to share how to help save lives.
PETA’s years-long legal battle on behalf of Lolita the orca has finally wrapped. Here’s how we pushed for her upcoming release to a seaside sanctuary.
Questioning whether to visit San Antonio Aquarium? Don’t. PETA pulls back the curtain on the seedy exhibit’s many citations.
Oregon Health & Science University uses live pigs to train gynecologists in its residency program. Find out how to help end this archaic practice.
We don’t need fireworks to get our red, white, and blue on. There are kinder, safer ways to ooh and aah without terrifying animals or veterans or poisoning the environment.
Staff at Wake Forest University laboratories have starved animals to death and performed unapproved procedures, but somehow the labs are still able to stay open. Why?
PETA is grateful to Sri Lanka’s government for nixing a plan to export 100,000 monkeys to China and for recognizing that these animals aren’t commodities.
Why isn’t PETA shut down? We wish we were—as it would mean that we had met our goal and that animals are no longer being exploited for human desires.
Nature didn’t create dog breeds—humans did. “Purebred” and “overbred” dogs suffer from many health issues just so they’ll look a certain way.
A new TV spot created for PETA by Christian Carl, Antepost, and Push Pull Production shows a shopper grabbing a wedge of cheese and inquiring how much it costs. Watch what happens next.
This year’s Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities are acting phenoms AND powerful advocates for animal rights.
Discover the chilling secrets behind the front lines as thousands of people read PETA’s scorching op-ed by retired Army Sgt. Carla Gunn.
A leaked letter appears to show that NIH is open to continuing to bankroll a Colombian animal laboratory already shuttered by authorities.
Before SeaQuest Folsom sank, a new owner stepped in, sentencing animals to a lifetime of suffering. Find out why you should avoid this seedy facility at all costs.
The plaintiffs believe that the half-billion-dollar loan for renovations at Belmont Park fly in the face of the New York State Constitution.
