Ever wonder where these chicks go after their stint in kindergarten jail?
Countless dogs are chained outdoors, struggling to survive. Learn how PETA helps them. TeachKind’s “Change for Chained Dogs” fundraiser shows schools how to help too.
Many cute and furry mammals are purchased to be kept in classrooms. There are better ways to teach. TeachKind dismantles myths about this cruel practice.
Many classic idioms model dangerous attitudes toward animals. TeachKind has compiled fun, kind alternatives for 10 commonly used idioms that belittle animals.
While law enforcement handles the cat-throwing teenager, PETA is offering his school a humane education program to combat cruelty and violence.
TeachKind offers a FREE “Share the World” curriculum kit for educators. Use it to implement engaging lessons on kindness and compassion!
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or student, you can help end cruel, archaic, and pointless dissection.
For educational value, chick-hatching projects miss the mark. Thankfully, there are several programs that meet curricular objectives and save chickens.
“American Biology Teacher” publishes PETA’s dissection data.
Amid a national youth epidemic of bullying and abuse of animals, one of the most important lessons that a teacher can impart is kindness.
Those who torture animals often go on to harm their fellow humans.
If we want kids to respect life, let’s start by cutting out cruel classroom dissections.
Check out these inspiring ways that schools, teachers, and students across the country have spoken up for orcas in captivity!
Noting controversial video footage showing students in Oklahoma dancing with cat corpses, Miami–Dade County schools have banned cat dissections.
Agricultural programs are cruel to animals—and to the children who must learn to close their eyes to suffering.
