The internet has questions about vegans, so we put staff members in the hot seat. Here’s probably too much information about vegans’ farts, your brain on plants, and more.
On Winnie the Pooh Day, meet the real bear behind the iconic character and see how you can help bears just like her.
We’re revealing which restaurants—from Los Angeles to New York and beyond—are serving up the best vegan ramen.
These emotional video testimonies from scientists who stopped testing on animals will inspire other experimenters to leave animal laboratories behind.
Ferrets are complex and unique individuals who require special care, food, and supplies. They aren’t “starter pets” or holiday gifts. Here’s why.
Liberating animals isn’t a contest, but it’s hard to deny the extraordinary dedication of these activists who helped save countless animals in 2019.
A big part of PETA’s success comes from our bold billboard ads, placed in the perfect spot to spark discussions about the ways speciesism affects animals.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ Tyrann Mathieu teams up with PETA once again, this time to show just how miserable it gets for dogs left outside in freezing temperatures.
Wild animals don’t want to be in your selfie or be touched by you. Learn how hands-on animal encounters at shady attractions endanger wildlife.
For exemplifying compassion and respect for all sentient beings and working to end speciesism, we’re honored to name Joaquin Phoenix PETA’s 2019 Person of the Year.
Please, never support SeaQuest or any other roadside tourist attraction that encourages guests to have direct contact with wild animals.
Ready to be happy? Take a peek at just some of the victories that we won for animals together this year.
Thanksgiving is problematic for a laundry list of reasons. If you think the holiday requires killing animals, you’ve been lied to, friend.
The nominees for PETA’s annual Libby Awards have been announced. Vote for the animal-friendly foods, brands, & celebs you think PETA should choose to win!
PETA spoke with animal advocate and actor Lucy Davis ahead of the season 2 premiere of her hit Netflix show, “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.”
