Paying upwards of $200 for a Thanksgiving turkey carcass doesn’t make you more socially responsible, and these GIFs prove it.
Paul McCartney’s song “Looking for Changes” is more relevant than ever, and now, PETA is putting our own spin on the tune to end experiments on animals.
Babies stolen from their mothers for cruel photo ops, at least 17 cub deaths, bears shot with paintballs … is Oswald’s Bear Ranch really a rescue facility? You decide.
If clothing tags told customers about the graphic, violent nature of wearing animals, would people still buy the items?
Not all animal shelters are the same. Check out these helpful answers to some of the most common questions people have about animal shelters.
Kaley Cuoco of “The Big Bang Theory” and stylist Brad Goreski talk about this season’s latest vegan fashion trends—and their love-hate relationship with bike shorts.
No matter the legality, eating foie gras is always morally wrong. Show foie gras sellers there’s NO market for the cruelly produced food—let’s ban it for good.
Fur-industry workers electrocute, gas, and beat animals to death—but Mackage and SOIA & KYO will help prevent this cruelty now that both have banned fur.
PETA investigations have shown, time and time again, that feel-good “humane” labels slapped on food mean nothing for animals living on farms.
You may recognize him from “Six Feet Under” and “24”—now check out Eric Balfour’s latest role: calling out SeaWorld for torturing whales and dolphins.
These restaurants may not be exclusively vegan, but they do offer options for kind diners. Get a load of animal-free seafood dishes like vegan crab cakes and calamari.
In his latest PETA campaign, “Joker” star and animal rights activist Joaquin Phoenix reminds everyone of a very simple truth: “We Are All Animals.”
One minute is all it takes for actor Kat Graham to make her point—and it’s a vital one. Watch this inspiring video and join our fight to #EndSpeciesism.
Betta fish aren’t “starter pets.” Check out this handy Q&A guide to learn how “Siamese fighting fish” (bettas) suffer in pet stores and inside small bowls.
You love elephants. Obviously, you don’t want to contribute to their abuse and exploitation. Here’s how to tell true elephant sanctuaries from fake ones.
