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This isn’t the first time that an elephant has lethally lashed out at a mahout, and it almost certainly won’t be the last.
The new regulations will help spare animals a life of misery.
You have the chance to win the trip of a lifetime: a 12-day vegan tour of India for two, courtesy of PETA Business Friend VegVoyages.
TeachKind offers a FREE “Share the World” curriculum kit for educators. Use it to implement engaging lessons on kindness and compassion!
Keep up with what’s happening in the animal rights world with the new online edition of “PETA Global” magazine.
One lucky winner and a guest will visit splendid centuries-old palaces, ancient Hindu temples, remote rural villages, and delightful medieval towns, all while enjoying scrumptious local vegan cuisine.
PETA India and the University of Delhi organize two-day workshop on modern testing methods.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or student, you can help end cruel, archaic, and pointless dissection.
Here’s one more way that you can leave your animal-friendly mark on the world.
Thousands of people, including Spanish celebrities, marched to the square in Madrid—a city once famous for bullfighting.
Renowned wildlife photographer Andrew Parkinson has pledged to donate 25 per cent of his profits to charities that work to preserve animals’ disappearing habitats.
Animal milk has long been claimed as the go-to source of calcium by the dairy industry, but as it turns out, milk is bad for you.
Excerpt from electronica pioneer’s new autobiography shows how PETA merged animal rights with music in the experimental ’80s.
Many people would like to have an animal companion, but not everyone is a responsible, compassionate animal guardian.
