Read about PETA U.K.’s call for Pope Francis to set an example for the more than 1 billion Catholics around the world—as well as countless others who look to His Holiness for leadership.
World leaders at COP26 are asking what they should do to reverse the climate crisis, and PETA entities are hitting the streets with the answer: Go vegan.
You’ve likely heard the appalling details of PETA’s undercover investigation into Envigo. Meet one dog who put the laboratory supplier’s barren cages in the rearview mirror.
A PETA Asia exposé shows cattle from Australia’s live-export industry butchered for leather while they thrash, kick, and blink—are you wearing their skin?
PETA’s year-end fundraiser has an online auction with tons of goodies. Here are just a few of the awesome prizes up for grabs!
According to reports, a man has been arrested after allegedly posting snuff videos involving guinea pigs bought at Petco—a chain that sells vulnerable animals to anyone who can pay.
Every pair of Allbirds sneakers represents misery and death for gentle sheep, yet the company is duping customers with bogus “humane” claims.
A pizza joint customer’s Facebook photos showing an apparent severed head mixed in with the chickens’ wings she’d ordered have folks heated: “[T]he cognitive dissonance is real here.”
PETA’s zingy, animal-friendly term “arm barn” isn’t just shaking up the baseball world after going viral—it’s also making its way onto fans’ shirts and hats now that baseball season is in full swing.
Feeling overwhelmed? We’ve all been there. When you need extra encouragement, try one of these ideas from PETA staffers.
The NIH division that Fauci runs funded tests in which puppies’ heads were locked in cages with hungry, infected sandflies, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg: At NIH, the rot runs deep and it goes to the top.
Oscar the kitten is no grouch—all he wants is a couch to call his own.
She may be the Mistress of the Dark, but when it comes to animal liberation, Elvira’s new book—“Yours Cruelly, Elvira”—will help you see the “lite.”
Honor Earth Day 2022 by streaming “Eating Our Way to Extinction,” available globally on Amazon Prime Video today! Read more to find out how to watch it.
Tourists surely don’t want to see bloodied animals on the streets, and this horse certainly didn’t sign up for such violence. Will New York City ban horse-drawn carriages at long last?
