The PETA ambassador is thanking the agency for its pro-breastfeeding resolution, which seeks to decrease the use of cruel cow’s milk formulas.
Three poachers were reportedly mauled to death by a pride of lions after sneaking onto a nature reserve to kill rhinos for their horns.
There’s nothing “shocking” about a shark doing what sharks do. Learn from this woman’s mistake—as she has. Please, leave wildlife in peace.
Deformed hearts, severe lice damage, swollen kidneys, and pancreas disease—all found among hundreds of thousands of salmon in Scotland.
More than 100 activists marched to the beat of drums towards the Plaza Consistorial in Pamplona, Spain, holding signs proclaiming, “Stop the Bloody Bullfights.”
To separate any family forcibly is inexcusable and inhumane. PETA encourages everyone to help keep all caring mothers with their babies.
PETA went hard in the paint in June. Check out how we won for animals imprisoned in laboratories, traveling sideshows, and elsewhere.
In an Instagram story, the “Bodak Yellow” artist shared several takeout dishes—which included burritos, tacos, and pancakes—with her 26 million followers.
In the series finale, an interesting dialogue took place between Anthony Bourdain and PETA friend, vegetarian, and filmmaker Darren Aronofsky.
The “Vampire Diaries” star reveals how eyewitnesses found hens buried in manure pits—and others in pain and crammed into cages alongside the dead.
In the video, the crowd can be heard laughing at the animal as a circus handler berates the giant bird. The laughs don’t last long, however.
The honorary PETA director is calling on the Russian president to cancel the country’s cruel plan to abduct marine mammals and sell them to marine parks.
The “Jurassic World” sequel contains elements that all animal rights activists can get behind and reminds us that real animals need our help today.
Someone cut off the heads of geese and tore off some of their legs and wings. We need help to find whoever did this before anyone else gets hurt.
Minnesota has its MPR Raccoon—now meet Virginia’s Tarzan Cat.
