Yes, a war is still ravaging Ukraine. But PETA-backed Animal Rescue Kharkiv is on the ground saving animals like sweet Alpha.
A PETA-supported team rescued more than 464 animals in one month in Ukraine, from abandoned dogs to wild birds.
Animal Rescue Kharkiv’s van was hit by a drone during a rescue. What they did next will leave you stunned.
Storms battered the Philippines, with an estimated 80% of some cities in the region fully underwater. Will you help us continue this much-needed work?
Through education and hands-on training, a PETA-backed veterinary team is teaching young equine handlers in Petra, Jordan, how to prevent painful and deadly colic.
This dog’s happy life was blown to pieces by the war in Ukraine. Thankfully, PETA’s Global Compassion Fund helped him find peace again.
Rescuers in Ukraine faced a deadly drone attack while saving animals. Find out how PETA’s Global Compassion Fund allowed them to survive.
Join PETA’s president as she takes you to the heart of the conflict in Ukraine to meet one of the heroes pulling off daring animal rescues.
Rescuers named this sick dog Promise to symbolize their commitment to helping her. Learn her story and how you can support animals like her today.
Tourists rode him all day while he limped on a nail. Meet the group that gave him a second chance.
A spunky chihuahua was rescued from a pile of trash—now, he’s living his best life. Meet Baja and the other dogs and cats PETA helped in Mexico.
In a war-ravaged region of Ukraine, a team of animal rescuers backed by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund leaped to action for a dangerous mission.
In the last three years, this rescue team in Ukraine helped evacuate 22,000 animals and counting thanks to PETA’s support. Learn how you can help!
Thanks to a compassionate soldier, an injured cow survived and was rescued by a PETA-supported team in Ukraine. Find out how you can help.
That’s right: In Peru’s two most populated cities, a team supported by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund worked to curb an ongoing crisis, one spay at a time.
