This Halloween, create a SCAREtacular vegan costume for your kids with help from brands that don’t make their cosmetics or accessories with monstrous methods that harm animals.
For World Animal Day, see what more than 400 academics and philosophers from around the world have to say about the exploitation of our fellow animals.
From making a vegan meal to fishing for trash, compassionate children who want to take action for animals can get started now with these easy, fun ideas from PETA Kids.
Leather is devastating for animals, the environment, and human health. It has no place in your wardrobe or anyone else’s.
This slaughterhouse will make your blood run cold. Find out how you may be unknowingly supporting places like this.
This Islamic new year, we’re asking Muslims to consider how they can help make the world a more compassionate place for animals.
After 5 years of pressure from PETA supporters, American Express has finally removed some of its cruelest membership perks.
Starving and isolated, mother sheep Camellia and her baby needed help. Watch what happened after PETA rescued them.
PETA Asia’s new video reveals that workers drive nails into snakes’ heads before killing them and selling their skin to fashion brands around the world. See for yourself, and take action.
PETA is rallying RH shareholders to demand transparency in how birds are treated and killed for the decorative pillows that the retailer sells.
This investigator still sees cows’ faces in every leather boot, bag, and jacket. Watch PETA Australia’s new video exposing the live-export industry and take action today.
After hearing from PETA, major retailers are helping spare badgers by dropping badger-hair brushes from their shelves.
The public deserves to know that behind every piece of leather luggage is a sensitive individual who had the same wants and needs we do—so why are U.K. airports banning PETA’s latest ad?
Burberry has banned exotic skins following campaigns by PETA entities. Will Hermès, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton be next?
How much do you know about the lives—and the deaths—of sheep used for clothing? PETA Australia’s new site sets the record straight.
