Against the wishes of members of Congress and 87% of the American people who weighed in, the USDA is eliminating pig slaughter speed limits and hurting animals, workers, and us all.
You might expect a fire that claimed hundreds of lives to dominate the news cycle. But you likely didn’t hear about this one.
Brazil is the world’s biggest exporter of soybeans. But only a small fraction of those crops actually ends up on the dinner table.
If you’ve never seen pigs splashing in a pool, getting giddy over fruit, and wagging their tails before, you’re in for a treat.
There’s a new campaigner in town: PETA’s “climate change cow.” She took her “MOOving” message to New Hampshire ahead of the first primary for the 2020 presidential election.
These powerful works of art will show you how eating meat fuels the fires in the Amazon rainforest. If you care about the planet, it’s time to go vegan.
The Amazon isn’t burning by accident—it’s being burned to make way for more animal agriculture. But these Twitter users, celebrities, and others have a plan.
You don’t have to donate millions like Leo, and you don’t have to feel helpless watching the Amazon rainforest burn.
Stop crying over rainforest destruction if your mouth is full of meat—there’s no hope without action. Here’s how we can all act in the best way possible.
The Iowa State Fair is under fire after a man who recorded alleged cruelty to animals was banned for life—but the suspected abusers weren’t.
Experts say that the Brazilian Amazon fires are the work of humans, either deliberately or by accident. Who profits from the utter destruction?
PETA is taking over Living Dead Weekend with undead hands that will grab hold of flesh-eaters.
“[W]atch me go vegan/veggie again because I’m actually starting to feel sick knowing I’m supporting this,” one person commented after watching.
The pigs who weren’t shot and killed with a captive-bolt gun onsite were forced into a second truck and taken to slaughter. Please, help end this suffering.
You know the vegan revolution is undeniable when notorious meat processor Smithfield Foods not only invests in vegan meat but also says it’s “better.”
