Animals meant to be roaming the African plains or exploring the jungles of Asia shouldn’t be forced to suffer in the freezing cold. But at many roadside zoos, that’s their life.
Fish are among the most abused animals on the planet—every year, humans kill billions of them for food. Discover quick and easy ways you can help fish right now.
Check out “Nancy Drew” star Leah Lewis’ first-ever PETA campaign honoring her dog, Floyd, and urging people to find love at their local animal shelter.
More than 150 dogs have died while racing in the Iditarod. And if you think past winners get a “retirement,” think again.
Odds are that you may only be familiar with minks because of the way they’re exploited for their fur. Get to know minks a little better with these facts!
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Robby Anderson reminds fans that dogs belong indoors like the family members they are and should be loved and respected—never chained alone outside.
If you’re hoping for a happy, healthy new year, look no further than PETA’s resolutions. Here’s how to start (and end!) 2023 with compassion.
Why is the 6-foot, 10-inch NBA star wearing a lettuce suit in his debut PETA ad series? Watch to find out how Enes Kanter wants you to help animals.
And the Outstanding Activist Award goes to … these grassroots activists who went above and beyond for animal rights. Read on for the full list!
Getting recognized for being one of 2020’s cruelest people in one of the cruelest industries is not an admirable feat. These seven experimenters drag speciesism to new lows.
By protesting, letter-writing, tabling, stickering, and doing so much more, the PETA-backed youth movement Students Opposing Speciesism (SOS) changed hearts and minds this year.
Animal shelters often see an uptick in animal drop-offs after the holidays, so singer Paulina Rubio is reminding everyone NOT to buy dogs or cats as gifts.
“America’s mom,” Tabitha Brown, inspires millions by creating delicious animal-free recipes. That’s why she’s our 2020 Person of the Year!
As a writer for PETA, I’m aware of PETA’s daily victories for animals. So I was surprised when a friend asked, “Does PETA ‘kill’ more animals than it saves?”
After hearing from PETA, these companies—including Fortune 500 businesses—stopped sponsoring the Iditarod. Find out which ones cut ties with the deadly dog-sled race.
