It wasn’t your typical security camera footage: A woman awoke at 3 a.m. to an alert from her Ring doorbell—dozens of cows had risked everything by escaping from a nearby dairy farm.
Leaving your dog with a stranger is a terrible idea under any circumstances—it’s confusing and scary for your dog, and it’s an invitation to disaster. Mugshot’s guardian learned this the hard way.
So 1981 called—it wants its McRib back.
For decades, Bhagavan “Doc” Antle has rivaled P.T. Barnum himself in his showman-like ability to exploit the defenseless for his own financial gain. Now he’s behind bars.
A seconds-long video of a worker castrating a piglet while his mom helplessly watches will haunt everyone, especially those still eating pigs.
“Jeff Lowe is [an] opportunist,” says Zuzana Kukol in “Tiger King 2.” PETA thinks the apparent “Joe Exotic” supporter should look in the mirror.
Fauci’s NIAID has been tied to experiments on puppies in Tunisia. But PETA’s history of exposing and stopping other NIH ugliness proves that at the agency, the rot has run deep for decades.
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.
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.”
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.
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?
Before you watch Netflix’s “Tiger King 2,” find out how PETA’s been tackling the murder, mayhem, and madness for years.
Like many others, we here at PETA are filing through our memories of September 11, 2001: the chaos, the fear, the sorrow—and amid it all, people helping others, including animals.
In a murder hauntingly similar to Cecil’s, a Missouri physical therapist reportedly paid to lure Mopane from Hwange Park using an elephant carcass then maim and kill the beloved lion.
No stranger to saving animals, PETA pal Diane Warren stepped in after 40 cows escaped from a slaughterhouse. Thanks to her, the final missing cow—now found—will live at a sanctuary.
