Don’t Let Halloween—or Any Night—Be a Fright for Your Cats
Elvira has made a career out of spooking people, but the thought of cats spending their lives outdoors is what scares her the most.
Thankfully, cats who are kept indoors are safe from the dangers that cats who are allowed to roam face every time they step outside—including infectious and deadly diseases, speeding cars, loose dogs, and cruel people. To protect your animal companions from the horror of injury, sickness, and death, keep them indoors where they belong!
Cats are vulnerable and depend on us for protection and a safe, stimulating environment with lots of affection. Hopefully, people will see the light about keeping cats safely indoors after hearing from the “Mistress of the Dark.”
Roses are red, violets are blue; this rescued shepherd is adoptable—perhaps her home is with you! E-mail [email protected] to help this dog keep blooming.
A new PETA-commissioned survey by The Harris Poll finds that Americans favor the Falls’ nighttime illumination over fireworks—and that the blasts can distress animals.
From going viral for an infestation of fleas to “Indoor dog life? Yes, please!”—Dior is ready to be internet-famous for a new reason: The rescued bulldog is now adoptable through PETA!
