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- Peak Wildfire Season Prompts Urgent Plea From PETA: Leave No Animals Behind
- Sir Paul McCartney’s Vegan Plea to Starbucks Hits Garden, Empire States
- Envigo Tells Judge It Intends to Close Dog-Breeding Facility But Wants to Profit Off Animals First
- Google’s LaMDA Sparks Call to Action for Sentient Animals: PETA Statement
- Reward of Up to $17,000 Offered in Deadly Dognapping Case
- Liberty Broadband to Face Push to End Iditarod Sponsorship at Annual Meeting
- Suffering and Dead Horses at North Carolina State: PETA Statement
- Joan Jett Blasts SeaWorld’s Sexual Abuse of Animals at Annual Meeting
- PETA Celebrates: Farmer John Slaughterhouse to Shut Down
- Little Free Library Ribbon-Cutting Brings Together Burgwyn Family, Author Shelia P. Moses, and PETA
- Federal Documents Confirm PETA’s Allegations of Abuse in UAB’s Baboon Organ Transplant Lab
- VICTORY! Johns Hopkins Owl Experimenter Loses License to Kill, After PETA Complaint
- PETA Awards Amazon Prime Series The Boys for CGI Octopus Scene
- Will the House of Assembly’s Sealskin Chairs Go to PETA?
- PETA Statement on Sentencing of ‘The Monkey Whisperer,’ Chris Brown’s Monkey Dealer
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— Ingrid E. Newkirk, PETA President and co-author of Animalkind