Animal Rescue Kharkiv—backed by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund—found this cat with a wounded jaw. Watch this video to see his remarkable transformation!
How far would you go for love? PETA President Ingrid Newkirk shares how one stork’s devotion to his disabled partner takes him from Croatia to Africa and back every year.
Dogs belong safe indoors with their guardians, not confined in stifling heat. Learn how to help dogs in your area.
Attend PETA President Ingrid Newkirk’s free virtual event to listen to the thrilling behind-the-scenes details of famous animal rescue stories that started a movement—save your spot now!
Following a push from PETA, the USDA terminated the federal Animal Welfare Act license of exotic-animal dealer Jimmy Wayne Hammonds, aka “The Monkey Whisperer.”
The Moolah Shrine Circus has finally announced an end to using elephants in its acts. Learn why PETA is going to keep advocating for elephants.
A video of a tiger attacking a trainer during a live circus show is yet another cautionary tale that no one should have needed.
Lewis Hamilton is a well-known defender of the underdog, and one word from him could be all it takes to persuade F1’s owner to stop giving a financial lifeline to the deadly, shameful Iditarod dog-sled race.
Monkeys escape regularly from Alpha Genesis, a supplier of laboratories nationwide, where they also often die due to neglect and incompetence. But NIH keeps giving it money anyway.
PETA documented and EXPOSED the violations—and the feds acted on our complaints.
VIDEO: A pet shop employee explains why the store won’t offer a “lifetime warranty” on breathing-impaired dogs.
Check out PETA’s new ad, which shows what changed many now-vegans’ thinking from “I’ll never go vegan” to “I’ll never eat animals again.”
The publisher of the viral video game Stray, Annapurna Interactive, won PETA’s Company of the Year award for its aMEOWzing game.
James Cromwell is PETA’s 2022 Person of the Year after he—at the age of 82—superglued his hand to the café counter at a Starbucks store and took other actions for animals.
Cruelty is never in fashion! SMCP Group told PETA France it will stop using birds for their down and feathers by the fall–winter 2023 season.
