Packed with protein and vitamins, these five vegan meals will keep your family full and happy without breaking the bank.
Nothing says “love” like sharing an animal-friendly Valentine’s Day with your family. Here are PETA Kids’ top tips, from treats to crafts.
Looking for an animal-friendly Valentine’s Day craft? PETA Kids has your back with these FREE printable cards your young ones can customize and share with loved ones.
Signed, sealed, and delivered! A total of 1.2 million people banded together to protect rabbits, rats, and others. Find out what’s next for the European citizens’ initiative to end tests on animals.
Cruelty is never in fashion! SMCP Group told PETA France it will stop using birds for their down and feathers by the fall–winter 2023 season.
A word from Hamilton could prevent more dogs from dying—at least 150 have died so far—in the treacherous 1,000-mile Iditarod race, so what’s keeping the seven-time world champion from jumping in and responding to PETA U.K.’s appeal for help?
After PETA Asia exposed cruelty behind “responsible down,” companies have scrambled to do damage control.
Are your meals drying up the planet? Ingrid Newkirk pulls back the curtain on the harm wrought by animal agriculture by lathering up in the middle of a busy street.
PETA Kids’ free printable craft will enable you to help your children share the ways they want to change animals’ lives in 2023.
Looking for fun activities to fill winter break? Grab the glue stick and some construction paper and show your kids how to help animals have a holly jolly Christmas.
PETA Latino’s Cancún event may have prevented the birth of more than 2,000 animals in the next 12 months alone!
Shop ’til you drop and make your kids’ closets a winter wonderland this Black Friday with PETA Kids’ guide.
What if the pope announced that any Catholic eating animals would be excommunicated? PETA has urged him to do just that—and more—to combat the climate catastrophe.
Located in a Bangkok department store, Pata Zoo is “one of the worst zoos in the world.” Watch PETA’s video to see the way animals suffer at this crummy hellhole.
After the University of Bristol’s president crossed the pond, PETA delivered a loud-and-clear message regarding who the school needs to get out of the water.
