The next time you’re grocery shopping for your kids’ lunches, take a page from PETA parents’ books. These vegan snacks are some of their favorites.
Shopping small brands is a great way to support everyday people. Check out some of our faves, which make products that are kind to animals and awesome for kids.
A cheeky video from PETA reveals how to make the most of pumpkin spice latte season.
Pardoning a turkey just to suck up to the factory farming industry and leave Tom to live out his days in a tiny, barren stall has always been a half-baked idea, and it’s time to drop it like a hot potato.
Companies like Tyson and Perdue are shutting down slaughterhouses in an effort to cut costs as the demand for meat drops.
Be the talk of the sandbox: Jazz up lunch with a bento box! Take a look at these vegan meal ideas and tools to make lunchtime fun time.
Why did chained “monkeys” raise hell outside Whole Foods’ HQ? To speak up for our fellow primates! Here’s how we’re blasting the chain for propping up a cruel industry.
Teaching your young ones about animal rights can be a colorful experience. Help them display their respect for chickens with this fun and free PETA Kids activity.
Although the COP28 climate summit is taking a good step by going “mostly vegan,” find out how PETA is pressing world leaders to “go all the way.”
Is Wagyu beef worth the cost? Not to the cows who are killed for their flesh. PETA breaks down the top five reasons never to purchase Wagyu.
Every year, hundreds of pilot whales and white-sided dolphins are slaughtered during the Faroe Islands’ gruesome “grindadráp.” If you want to help marine animals, here’s what to do.
Why isn’t PETA shut down? We wish we were—as it would mean that we had met our goal and that animals are no longer being exploited for human desires.
A new TV spot created for PETA by Christian Carl, Antepost, and Push Pull Production shows a shopper grabbing a wedge of cheese and inquiring how much it costs. Watch what happens next.
This year’s Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities are acting phenoms AND powerful advocates for animal rights.
Will Kroger do right by monkeys suffering in Thailand’s abusive coconut industry? PETA is confronting the company with a big question at an upcoming meeting.
