Whether they’re on the clock, out for a walk, or even grocery shopping, PETA staff are always helping animals in need. Watch a few of their animal rescue stories!
Do your kids want to take action for animals but need some encouragement? Help them sign up for our Kind Kid program! They’ll receive a free membership card and monthly ideas for ways to help animals.
PETA Latino went to Cancún for Valentine’s Day—not for a romantic getaway but to share the love with 217 dogs by spaying or neutering them for free!
Binx is willing to travel (even to Salem) to find his perfect match. And he’s ready to protect his adoptive family from the Sanderson sisters—or just foil balls and yarn.
Watch our new video to learn how we’re meeting the many challenges of the global pandemic with creativity and flair!
The European Commission is trying to gloss over its promises and require tests on animals for cosmetics, but Sir Paul McCartney and PETA entities are taking a stand. Find out how you can join in.
Looking to heat things up this Valentine’s Day? Pamela Anderson stars in a new PETA campaign to show you how.
PETA staff members are committed to going above and beyond for animals. Watch our new video for a few of their funny and inspiring stories!
In the wake of a shocking PETA investigation, pressure from the group and local activists has scuttled plans for a new horsemeat pet food factory in South Korea.
Instead of using live groundhogs, PETA pitched a new, animal-friendly Groundhog Day tradition to The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club.
“Ozark” actor Alfonso Herrera teamed up with PETA Latino to expose how animals suffer at SeaWorld San Diego—watch now.
When lockdown resulted in an unexpected surge of adoptions and new foster homes, many shelters chose to leave cages empty, rather than offering refuge to homeless animals.
Every year, millions of animals are killed for classroom dissection. Order FREE stickers and leaflets to help us end it!
The 2022 Iditarod will mark 50 years of running dogs to their deaths. Help PETA spare dogs and end this deadly race.
For her work against the Southwest National Primate Research Center, this Texas student is receiving PETA’s Hero to Animals Award.
