After years of horse collapses and the death of 18-year-old Romanch Mahajan, a bill to ban horse-drawn carriage rides just cleared a major hurdle.
A year ago they lived in tiny, barren enclosures. Today, they’re flourishing in sanctuary life. See their amazing transformation for yourself!
On July 19, step inside PETA’s headquarters for cocktails, canapés, and a spellbinding celebration of victories!
Vital Farms can’t keep hiding behind pasture-painted imagery. At the company’s shareholder meeting, PETA submitted a pointed question.
After losing to PETA at trial, OHSU is still fighting to avoid paying for hiding disturbing experiment videos.
Chickens slaughtered and sold by Shenandoah Valley Organic (doing business as Farmer Focus) suffer as terribly as those raised and killed by every other chicken company; Farmer Focus just tries harder to hide it from consumers.
Millions in Times Square will see PETA’s bold new message lighting up the city, turning one pop star’s powerful words into a call for compassion that’s impossible to ignore.
Win a rare iconic trophy, honor Bob Barker’s legacy, and help animals—all in one go!
Thanks to this move, elephants like Viola—“The Most Desperate Elephant in the World”—won’t be forced to perform at Jordan World’s shows. But the fight for their freedom isn’t over.
PETA has found dozens of serious animal welfare violations inside the cruel and deadly laboratories at the University of Minnesota.
On a paid hunting “excursion,” a man reportedly encountered a group of female elephants with a calf. They did what any mother would do: protect their child.
Bullfighting in Mexico is under unprecedented pressure—from legislators, experts, the public, and more. Here’s a closer look at why this cruel industry is losing ground fast.
Unlike humans, bulls don’t choose to participate in these violent spectacles—and for them, the outcome is almost always far worse.
Will she find the perfect pup? Find out in our new video!
PETA reveals how botched brain surgery in a university laboratory left a monkey suffering. Will you help monkeys like Everett?
