Here’s what happened after PETA fired off a letter to Naadam, which urged the company to stop calling cashmere “cruelty-free.”
Consumers who stopped wearing fur after learning about its ugly origin often send their unwanted coats to PETA. Now, 230 furs are heading to earthquake survivors.
Despite a few fouls, advertisers largely embraced innovative and animal-free creations for one of the industry’s biggest nights of the year.
Taylor Swift and her fans can cut the price of eggs out of their life by joining these celebs in saying “no” to paying for cruelty to chickens.
PETA scored for THIS animal by placing a bold print ad in this year’s Super Bowl program. Check out the spread!
The USDA claims the filthy conditions PETA uncovered at J.W. Treuth & Sons are acceptable. Watch the video and decide for yourself.
Which department store ditched products made of exotic skins, favoring compassion for animals? Macy’s! Learn how PETA helped make it happen.
Looking for an animal-friendly Valentine’s Day craft? PETA Kids has your back with these FREE printable cards your young ones can customize and share with loved ones.
From perilous food shipments to Syria to miraculous recoveries in Turkey—don’t miss the latest updates on the earthquake aftermath and how you can support PETA’s Global Compassion Fund.
A fur farm in Spain has documented bird flu spreading from mammal to mammal. If you’re sick of global pandemics, help PETA urge fashion houses to ban fur.
Want to learn quickly about and take action against a notorious dog-abusing sled race in Alaska? Click PETA’s top Iditarod Facebook and Twitter posts.
Diu Na Xing, a chimpanzee at a shoddy roadside zoo, is now famous for throwing a water bottle at an onlooker. Learn why he deserves better.
We’re adding up the numbers: How many dolphins, whales, and other cetaceans died at SeaWorld parks in 2022, and how many were shipped overseas?
Victory! Top sponsors have pulled their support of the Hadi Shrine Circus, which still uses elephants and other animals in its cruel acts.
Hungry for profits, the monkey-abduction industry condemns its victims to misery in laboratories—and risks public health and global biodiversity to do it. Help us shut it down.
