PETA President Ingrid E. Newkirk donates a valuable family heirloom to save boars from being culled.
A monkey travels from Indiana to Kentucky to Texas on her rescue odyssey.
Did you know feeding geese could be bad or that rehabilitating them requires expertise and a specialized permit? Learn more about living at peace with geese.
The man who kicked a squirrel off a canyon cliff is probably just getting started.
Pigs kept in deplorable conditions in North Carolina travel up the East Coast to find sanctuary at Poplar Spring.
In the latest twist in the bizarre Opossum Drop saga, PETA is suing to overturn an absurd law designed specifically to allow the event organizers to terrorize opossums.
After an escaped wolf-dog hybrid is found dead, PETA obtains evidence that suggests that the roadside zoo that owned her might have been able to save her life.
The Supreme Court of India has handed down a landmark judgment clarifying that bulls must not be used in bull races, bull fights, in any other performances.
She’s worked to help orcas and elephants, and now Cloris Leachman is aiming to be a big help to some small animals: birds.
After the Boy Scouts of America blacklisted one troop for having a gay leader, PETA is offering the Scouts a chance to earn our “PETA Pride” merit badge.
As the weather warms up, turtles are becoming increasingly mobile. If you see a turtle attempting to cross a road, lend a hand.
Antarctic whales get a respite from being harpooned to death by Japanese whalers.
From Brussels to Auckland, thousands of people participate in the March for Lions to raise awareness about South Africa’s “fish in a barrel” hunting travesty.
After a Boy Scout leader bludgeoned and killed rabbits in front of his troop, PETA is calling for a policy change that will protect animals and kids from violence.
