Harvard’s New England Primate Research Center subjected thousands of monkeys to painful experiments and neglect until PETA stepped in.
From record-breaking heatwaves to catastrophic wildfires and raging, flooding rivers, the climate catastrophe is at your door. PETA’s “Room on Fire” asks viewers: Will you be a part of the solution, or will you sit by and do nothing?
Decades of pain, zero cures. These four experimenters have left only a trail of animal suffering. Join us in ending this.
You care about animals—but do your choices reflect it? PETA’s thought-provoking new campaign challenges you to face the contradicting sides of yourself—and choose what’s right.
Is grass-fed beef better? If by “health benefits” you mean the harms that no one’s talking about, then we’ve got news for you.
Every summer, reports surface of dogs dying in hot weather. Whether left in a hot car or out under the sweltering sun, this is how dogs die of heatstroke.
PETA’s new exposé blows the lid off a deadly, dangerous, and corrupt business in Vietnam that profits from monkey misery.
Spiders are misunderstood, not menacing. Learn how I went from scared to spider-saver—and how you can, too—with simple, kind steps.
You don’t have to choose between being cozy and conscientious. So, before you grab that shearling coat, here’s what you should know.
Radio City’s Christmas Spectacular, which stars the dancing Rockettes, uses live animals, including camels, sheep, and donkeys.
Want to know who’s really wasting your tax money? PETA has put together a Faces of Waste list—14 experimenters responsible for wasting nearly $500 million in cruel laboratory tests.
Honk for compassion! PETA’s getting behind the wheel with a guerilla marketing campaign to raise hell for pigs who are exploited and killed for their flesh.
New research shows trout suffer for minutes after being caught. Learn nine more reasons to leave them—and all fish—off your plate.
The ‘Mujeres Asesinas’ star wants to end a violent spectacle that celebrates the ritualistic slaughter of tens of thousands of animals every year.
Are animal experimenters who work with dangerous pathogens in laboratories capable of protecting public health from an outbreak? Spoiler alert: They’re not.
