In the U.S., homelessness is not just a human problem. On any given day, an estimated 70 million homeless dogs and cats are struggling to survive on the streets, where they face dangers such as traffic, extreme temperatures, contagious diseases, parasites, and predators (including cruel humans). There are too many animals and not enough good adoptive … Read more »
The extensively researched and fully cited report examines the human health, environmental, and animal welfare consequences of our dietary choices.
The law set up a 7.5-year phase-out period after which the production and sale of foie gras would be completely banned in California.
Pope Benedict XVI has spoken movingly about the exploitation of farmed animals.
Kimora Lee Simmons shows off her naked desire to get people to make dogs a part of their families—not leave them tied up outside or cooped up alone at home all day.
Casey Affleck’s Veggie Testimonial on why he chooses not to eat meat or animal products.
Montel Williams has some advice: Avoid circuses that use animals.
Actor Dominique Swain would rather go naked than wear fur in an ad for PETA.
When you call PETA’s holiday hotline, you will hear Rob Zombie describe the real-life horrors of turkeys who are raised and killed for Butterball.
Author Jonathan Safran Foer addresses questions about Judaism and meat in video.
Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders has worked with PETA for years to speak up for animals.
Famke Janssen shows off her angelic wings and “swings” into action for animals in PETA’s popular “Be an Angel for Animals” campaign.
Although their supposed message-emphasizing habitat protection and endangered species conservation is often right on target, ‘celebrity’ wildlife defender’s actions are often quite contradictory.
Toxic chemicals are found in California fish.
Charlize Theron boycotts fur and asks people “If you wouldn’t wear your dog, please don’t wear any fur” in an ad for PETA.
