It’s a hoot! Musician Oli Frost joined PETA U.K. to turn the tables on chicken wing–eaters. Watch now.
A special 90th birthday gift from longtime PETA supporter Stella McCartney is on its way to Nana Mouskouri, one of the best-selling female recording artists of all time. Check it out!
What the University of Bristol does to small mammals is nothing short of wicked. Anjelica Huston knows there’s a better way.
First foie gras, now pigeon racing: King Charles made a plucky move that could cause England’s blood sport to nose-dive.
PETA U.K. members were arrested, but what crimes against fashion is LVMH committing?
It’s almost Easter, and ahead of the First Meeting of Bullfighting Chaplains and Priests in Zamora, Spain, an urgent message has appeared throughout Rome and Vatican City.
After relentless campaigning by PETA U.K., the U.K. government has made a change that will encourage scientists to focus on human-relevant research methods.
The next time someone says, “But bacon …,” show them this cartoon.
PETA U.K. members disrupted a prayer service that Pope Francis attended, pleading with His Holiness to help save bulls’ lives. Watch the video!
As the U.K. government reviews its policy on forced swim tests, over 400 scientists, academics, and medical and veterinary professionals from around the world are speaking out. Here’s what they want.
PETA U.K.’s papal plea to help bulls took to the streets in Rome with a display that turned heads and changed hearts.
Fashion should be about creativity, not cruelty. Check out how actor Elisabetta Canalis is teaming up with PETA U.K. to help alligators, snakes, and other animals.
Gruesome bull torture events are often held in honor of Catholic saints or during holy Christian celebrations. The Catholic Church can and must help end this abuse. What can you do? Find out now.
After learning what the cashmere industry does to gentle goats, you’ll be tearing your own hair out in frustration. London Fashion Week crowds got a front row seat to see for themselves.
As record-breaking temperatures in Greece raise alarms, PETA U.K. is leaping into action to help a group of animals before it’s too late.
