To “squeak” up for NYC’s rodent residents, PETA threw a totally tubular prom party—and yes, it was rat-themed. Here’s what went down at the most epic, ’80s-inspired bash of the year.
After a successful pilot program at the Santa Monica Pier, PETA is rolling out RoboFish nationwide to protect marine life. Find out how these high-tech guardians are saving fish, one snip at a time.
Virginia is making progress for animals! Thanks to PETA and its compassionate supporters, two new bills were signed into law.
Dive into the fascinating world of crabs with PETA’s president as she shares insights from her bestselling book.
Hey, everyone: It’s time to cancel wildlife-exploiting content. If you see videos like THIS, report them!
An increase in the number of bottlenose dolphins taken from their homes and families to be sold to marine parks is cause for serious concern—and immediate action.
After Mike White saw PETA’s exposé of “monkey schools” in Thailand—where season three of “The White Lotus” was filmed—he said THIS in a letter to the Thai government.
What’s better at predicting the weather than an exhausted, frightened groundhog? Just about everything.
Los Angeles is engulfed in flames, and the city’s water systems are buckling under the pressure. The ongoing catastrophe begs the question: Where did all the water go?
A Tennessee woman says she was attacked by a monkey wearing a leash, reigniting calls for a ban on primate ownership. Find out how to take action.
Find out what a former U.S. combat medic wrote after learning that a charity that supports veterans auctioned off a canned hunt of an endangered animal at a fundraiser.
Monkeys don’t want to be household novelty “pets.” A pending law would help put an end to this.
The OCTO Act will make it illegal for anyone in California to engage in the aquaculture, or farming, of octopuses meant for human consumption.
The suspected Georgia school shooter’s father reportedly called the day his son shot and killed a deer for the first time “the greatest day ever.”
For years, PETA scientists have urged regulators to accept non-animal methods for pyrogen testing instead of using horseshoe crab blood.
