You won’t believe what PETA achieved for animals in 2023. Watch our video to see some of our most historic wins this year, and please help us continue this vital work.
Carson & Barnes may think it’s above the law, but PETA’s keeping a close eye on the notoriously cruel circus. See what we said in a complaint to federal officials.
PETA’s 2023 Company of the Year is the “apple” of our eye for its decision to say “adIOS” to cruelly obtained animal-derived leather.
PETA’s honoring THIS Hollywood big “gunn” as our 2023 Person of the Year for his MARVELous commitment to championing animal rights!
Victory! Another top sponsor has cut ties with the cruel Hadi Shrine Circus. The owner of the company said THIS in a letter to PETA.
Duck defenders descended on the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen with an important message for H&M’s CFO: Let ducks and geese keep their feathers!
A recent incident involving a circus near Rome has sparked concern from the public—and from a local mayor—about the dangers of cruel circuses.
It’s up to us to turn the tide against the cruel, destructive fishing industry. Here’s how PETA’s Fish Empathy Quilt is getting people to rethink our relationship with fish.
PETA trekked to an underserved community in Virginia to help curb companion animal overpopulation and homelessness. See how our mobile clinic made an impact!
Before Starbucks gets scored on its annual climate report, PETA is asking the reviewing agency to factor in the company’s unfair, unsustainable practices.
After hearing from PETA, American Pistachio Growers cut ties with a notoriously cruel Iditarod musher. Urge the race’s sponsors to follow suit.
Find out how the Science Consortium’s donations to research organizations are helping to replace tests on animals with human-relevant methods.
It’s not fall without pumpkin picking, but make sure your seasonal festivities don’t involve animal suffering. Here are some pumpkin patches to avoid.
It may be taboo to talk about poo, but America has a serious constipation problem. The solution? To rethink how we eat.
At the Mt. Hope Auction in Ohio, exhibitors sell sick, injured, and neglected animals to the highest bidder. Learn what you can do to help end this cruelty.
