PETA’s giveaways, billboard ads, and more helped encourage people to spare turkeys by having a “ThanksVegan” celebration in 2022.
Double standards are on full display at COP27, and PETA is calling on the UN to go vegan or go home.
Wondering what makes turkeys unique and why they don’t belong on a plate? PETA can help you learn all about these lovable birds with distinct personalities.
From nursing mother pigs locked in farrowing crates, to mother cows restrained in devices called “rape racks,” being violated without consent isn’t just a human problem.
U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin and PETA helped families by distributing the supplies to make great vegan holiday feasts.
What if the pope announced that any Catholic eating animals would be excommunicated? PETA has urged him to do just that—and more—to combat the climate catastrophe.
Why would a turkey need a pardon? This year, Courtney Stodden is offering pardon certificates to those who really need them: humans who have eaten turkeys.
Help your kids encourage kindness to turkeys by making a traditional Thanksgiving craft with an animal rights twist.
When animal-abusing industries try to “destroy vegans with facts and logic,” they struggle to make sense. Here are the real facts about eating vegan.
PETA President Ingrid Newkirk is protesting for pigs in D.C. as the Supreme Court considers Prop 12. But you don’t have to be there to help animals. See what you can do!
There’s a massive, hamburger-shaped hole in the C40 World Mayors Summit’s climate agenda, and it’s eating at PETA entities. See how they’re calling for real change for animals’ sake.
If you’re looking to create family memories at a pumpkin patch or fall festival this year, here are some tips to keep your autumn activities animal-friendly.
PETA’s new ad is giving chicken fans a “fowl” surprise: Poop could be lurking inside any package of chicken.
See what the final verdict is in the trial of Wayne Hsiung and Paul Picklesimer, the men who saved two dying piglets from a Smithfield farm in 2017.
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.
