Find out what an award-winning actor said to Radio City Music Hall in a new ad for PETA.
Not such a long time ago in a Galax-y far, far away, two keepers of the peace—er, PETA fieldworkers—rescued a small, sickly kitty from the Dark Side and brought him into the light.
Once freed from his Fratelli restaurant-like prison pen, Mouth—the now-adoptable Goonie of a beagle—adjusted to indoor foster home life faster than you can say “do the truffle shuffle”!
World-renowned primate expert and vegan Dr. Jane Goodall devoted her life to raising awareness about the plight of animals both in nature and in captivity.
Rescuing a tethered, emaciated Chihuahua? For PETA fieldworkers, it’s “fall” in a day’s work. Now, adoptable Chico is looking for a guardian who will never “leaf” him.
The award-winning actor was known for memorable films, but his role for animals was his finest.
Ahead of Television’s Biggest Night, PETA and vegan handbag brand Miomojo invited stars to get a taste of animal-friendly luxury fashion.
From riding on shoulders to snoozing on chests, this kitten’s got talent! If you think you have The X Factor to be Simon’s adoption idol, PETA wants to hear from you.
Did you know Vogue’s new editor, Chloe Malle, has animal rights in her DNA? Find out how the fashion mogul is tied to animal liberation.
Gotta be real with it—Keke the goldendoodle’s rescue story will have you in your feelings.
In 1980, PETA was born in a tiny basement in Maryland—now it’s the world’s largest animal liberation organization. Here are 45 historic victories we’ve won for animals.
“What a wonderful world” for Louis, indeed! From braving Cancún’s streets to being showered with love and treats, this adoptable dachshund mix is fixin’ to enjoy true resort-quality living.
PETA is hitting the road to show major cities that vegan cheese does it “cheddar.”
The launch of our national vegan cheese giveaway tour was a soaring success!
PETA Asia just released footage shot inside an Australian lamb operation. What it reveals isn’t a case of “a few bad apples” but routine meat industry norms.
