Category: PETA Kids

Instead of yanking fish out of the water and onto land (where they can’t breathe), a father and son found a new hobby to help animals and the environment.

As you well know, your children are listening and picking up on things you say—for better or for worse. This may be one of the most important times in history to raise kids who care.

If you’ve been hearing the term “wet market” ever since the beginning of COVID-19 but don’t know what it means, check out PETA Kids’ colorful and helpful comic strip.

We’re calling on kids all over the U.S. (who are 12 years and younger) to get creative by making their own artwork that’s related to climate change and eating vegan!

Genesis Butler won PETA Kids’ “Cutest Vegan Kid” contest in 2015. Now she has us wondering this: Which animal could possibly be the meanest on Earth?

Know a vegan cutie who respects animals and understands that they’re friends, not food? Nominate them now!

Mckenna Grace stole our hearts as the lovable Young Emma in Once Upon a Time. Now she’s speaking up for animals and showing how others can too.

In an important new video, Girl Meets World’s Auggie Maturo shows us how miserable it is to be an orca at SeaWorld.

The Dr. Seuss book, What Pet Should I Get?, now includes an animal adoption message.

Think your animal-lovin’ vegan kiddo has what it takes to be named the Cutest Vegan Kid of 2015? Here’s your chance to tell us why!

This tiny dynamo isn’t even in fourth grade yet, but she’s already making waves for captive marine mammals around the world.

Watch as a peta2 volunteer tests our “Meat Stinks” app on an unsuspecting shopper.