PETA President Ingrid Newkirk will take you as close to the flood in Ukraine as you can get without needing a boat, and that’s just the beginning! Save your spot today.
Stores like CVS are helping PETA make sure shoppers see the signs of danger and know never to leave a dog in a hot car.
“My heart aches for these poor animals.” That’s how one visitor described seeing a collapsed horse on the Havasupai Trail in the Grand Canyon. Their account is just one of many raising concerns about horses and mules used there.
For more than 6,500 dogs, cats, donkeys, and other animals, rescue teams supported by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund were the difference between life and death.
Victory! Animals of Montana lost its license at long last. Learn about PETA’s role and how you can help protect animals used for entertainment.
Is Wagyu beef worth the cost? Not to the cows who are killed for their flesh. PETA breaks down the top five reasons never to purchase Wagyu.
As record-breaking temperatures in Greece raise alarms, PETA U.K. is leaping into action to help a group of animals before it’s too late.
Find out how PETA Latino’s work for animals in Puerto Rico inspired a local celebrity and hundreds of other people.
Is it safe to leave my dog on the balcony? PETA breaks down the risks of leaving your dog alone outside—on a chain, in a yard, or on a balcony.
Everyone knows mangoes are nutritious. So why is the National Mango Board paying labs to mutilate animals in order to sell more of the fruit? This National Mango Day, tell it to stop this.
Following the death of Jane Birkin, PETA U.K. is putting the squeeze on Hermès to give its brand new life in her honor.
The debut of the 2013 documentary film “Blackfish” made a big splash and ushered in a sea change for animals used for human entertainment. Here’s how.
The company at the center of a Michigan tuberculosis outbreak is a contract killer for the animal experimentation industry, profiting from pain. If someone has a fat enough checkbook and wants to force-feed an experimental compound to an imprisoned animal, one place is happy to help.
Every year, hundreds of pilot whales and white-sided dolphins are slaughtered during the Faroe Islands’ gruesome “grindadráp.” If you want to help marine animals, here’s what to do.
Penny was down in the dumps—literally—but thanks to PETA and a good Samaritan, things are looking up. Will you help her strike it lucky with a new family?
