Some of Hollywood’s great talents were honored at the 2017 Oscars, where nominees and winners included standouts to people who stand up for animals.
Millions have watched a live-stream of a baby giraffe’s birth at Animal Adventure Park in New York, but the ending is heartbreaking.
Fall in love with pigs—and Moby! Watch the musician’s latest music video and learn more about one of the most intelligent and social animals on Earth.
This type of cruelty, although upsetting, is sadly very familiar. Often, eating one animal may involve the death of scores of others.
We bid Ringling good riddance with our protest signs held high. But our fight is not yet over.
Going against wildlife experts, local residents, and even the city’s own mayor, the city council in Arcadia, California, voted to trap and kill coyotes. PETA needs your help to stop this.
State officials confirmed an insider’s report that the device used to gas animals to death was located in the breakroom—where employees were expected to eat.
A viral image of a dead duck’s head should obviously remind folks that ALL animals had heads—and hearts and feelings—when they were alive.
These nearly naked “crocodiles” represent the hideous lives and torturous deaths that reptiles experience at Vietnamese exotic-skin suppliers.
Outside Michael Kors’ New York store, PETA urges the designer to discontinue the use of furs and exotic skins and asks shoppers to boycott the line until he does.
Alan Cumming has been working with PETA to stop cruelty to animals for over a decade, so we honored him for his kindness.
Carnivores, eat your hearts out—your broken hearts, that is.
Anna Nicole Smith was a model, Playboy Playmate, reality star, and committed PETA supporter.
Eagles face a number of hazards made by humans, and although their populations have increased in recent decades, thanks to their protected status, none should be made to suffer in steel-jaw traps
Hallmark continues to profit from selling cards featuring chimpanzees who exhibit fear grimaces that look like human smiles.
