On the opening day of the Toronto International Film Festival, attendees came face to face with PETA’s anti–Canada Goose message.
After viewing a PETA exposé, this luxury fashion brand has confirmed that it will “discontinue the production of garments in which [alpaca] is present by the end of 2021”!
Alpaca production is not just cruel to animals; it also has a surprisingly large environmental footprint.
UNIQLO banned alpaca wool after a PETA investigation revealed the wool industry’s cruelty to the animals! Find out which company still won’t show alpacas compassion.
Mink lashes be gone! Yet another beauty brand drops cruelly obtained mink-fur lashes.
A shocking investigation released by PETA Germany exposes the extreme cruelty live animals endure as they’re shipped around the world to be killed for leather.
Did you know that sheep leap with excitement when they see their friends? These sheep facts will have you loathing the wool industry and saying #Never21.
Sephora has banned fur eyelashes and will sell only synthetic or faux-fur ones. Tell Lilly Lashes to help prevent animals from being killed and skinned, too.
The next time someone tells you farmers respect their sheep, remember this video. Watch how this farmer thrusts his crotch toward a sheep as she gives birth.
Did you know most of the 3,000 species of snakes are shy? You can discover the hidden lives of snakes and other animals in PETA President Ingrid Newkirk’s book “Animalkind.”
Orf is one of the many reasons why raising sheep to be killed for wool and meat is dangerous. And it’s not the only viral zoonotic illness you can contract from sheep.
Whether you want to protest Blathers’ museum or you just want to rock some vegan swag, these Animal Crossing: New Horizons designs are must-haves.
New book “HIDDEN” is a memorial to animals exploited by humans. For many, whether or not we heed its plea is a matter of life and death.
J.Crew Group has filed for bankruptcy as malls across the country remain closed. PETA has a vital solution to help the retail giant revamp itself.
Experts warn the exotic skins trade may fuel the spread of diseases like COVID-19, and starting this season, Mulberry discontinued the use of skins from alligators, ostriches, and more.
