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- Washington’s Smoke and Barrel Scores Big in PETA’s First-Ever Chicken-Free Wings Survey
- PETA’s ‘Sex Talk’ Ad Headed for Shawnee on Heels of Sex-Ed Upheaval
- PETA’s Solution for Florida Prisons’ Kosher Food Demand: Go Vegan
- PETA U.K. Hopes to Adopt Mandela’s Bronze Bunny Statue
- Federal Agency’s New Action May Mean Release for Orca at Seaquarium
- PETA Offers to Clear Town Hall Sidewalks in Return for Placing Ad to Help Cold Dogs
- Transgender Pageant Queen Unveils Sexy New PETA Campaign
- After Dog Left Out In the Cold Dies, PETA Offers Tioga County Tips for Safeguarding Animals During Winter Weather
- Native American ‘August: Osage County’ Star Urges Feds to Issue Regulations to Protect Captive Bears
- PETA Offers Franklin County Residents Urgent Information for Safeguarding Animals During Winter Weather
- PETA Offers Cuyahoga County Residents Urgent Information for Safeguarding Animals During Winter Weather
- PETA to Pike County Schools: Say ‘No’ to Shrine Circus Tickets
- Ringling’s Abuse of Animals Sparks PETA Protest in Savannah
- West Haven Man Receives PETA Award for Saving Imperiled Skunk
- The North Face Snags PETA Award
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— Ingrid E. Newkirk, PETA President and co-author of Animalkind