After being freed from Envigo’s dog-breeding hellhole, Mabel the beagle is spending her first holidays in a loving home, thanks to PETA.
As circuses with animals disappear so should the exploitative imagery. PETA praises Dukal Corporation for no longer using artwork of animals in circuses on its bandages.
Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Airport tried to quash our right to free speech, but it finally surrendered!
PETA celebrated major wins for exploited animals in 2022, including a successful nationwide search for a chimpanzee and taking down a “Tiger King” villain in court.
Prior to the bill’s passage, PETA lawsuits had nearly annihilated the extremely cruel big-cat cub-petting industry by taking down the biggest players.
PETA’s new illustration shows why, for many animals, the holiday season isn’t merry or bright—and what you can do to help change that today.
Victory! Another company has cut ties with SeaQuest—a chain of crummy shopping mall aquariums plagued by animal deaths and injuries to visitors.
A word from Hamilton could prevent more dogs from dying—at least 150 have died so far—in the treacherous 1,000-mile Iditarod race, so what’s keeping the seven-time world champion from jumping in and responding to PETA U.K.’s appeal for help?
2022 was an outstanding year for PETA. But until speciesism itself is a thing of the past, we will keep working, pushing, and innovating—into 2023 and beyond.
Dogs and cats are being helped, thanks to the Global Compassion Fund. Catch this wonderful message from Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Thanks to PETA’s exposé revealing that lab-bound monkeys have been imported into the U.S. with deadly pathogens, the CDC has finally taken action. Now more needs to be done.
What if smart devices automatically revealed how the meat, egg, and dairy industries harm animals? PETA suggests tech upgrades with a “truth mode” that encourages compassion.
The marmoset pair, like my dog Ginny, were born during “the most wonderful time of the year”—but there’s nothing wonderful about being imprisoned in a UMass laboratory.
Did you receive the wake-up call? A massive hotel aquarium in Berlin burst, sending 1,500 tropical fish to their death.
After PETA Asia exposed cruelty behind “responsible down,” companies have scrambled to do damage control.
