BookAuthority has deemed “Animalkind” one of the best animal behavior books of all time. See what readers are saying and find out how to order your copy now.
The Los Angeles City Council wants folks to enjoy their parties—but not at animals’ expense. Learn more about the way this ban will help bears and other wild animals.
Years after allegedly lying about the negative impact “Blackfish” had on SeaWorld, the “abusement” park company is paying big bucks to settle a lawsuit linked to the damning film.
Dogs held in stacked kennels, animals crammed into closets, and a baby mountain lion who died: THIS is why PETA wants animals left out of film and TV productions.
In an unconstitutional and futile move, Texas A&M University once again deleted Facebook comments critical of its failed dog experiments. It didn’t work the first time, and it won’t work now.
Male chicks used in the egg industry are ground up, simply because they’re deemed “unprofitable.” France’s ban is a step in the right direction, but it’s not nearly enough.
Luna and Remington were torn away from their mothers and used as photo props. Watch them acclimate to their new home, where they’re free to run, climb, and explore.
The pig—whose screams could be heard throughout the violent 223-foot drop—has reportedly since been sent to a slaughterhouse.
Find out which celebrities are taking advantage of their time at home to check out PETA president’s new book, “Animalkind”!
Chickens need their wings—we don’t. Do chickens AND your own body a kindness: Say no to dead animal parts and opt for these vegan chicken wings instead.
Lonely, chained dogs in Halifax County, North Carolina, got some good news this month: There’s a new tethering ordinance. Find out what else PETA was up to in December.
“Before I knew it the dog got launched into the air and I jumped into action,” said the man who rescued the pup. Please, always pay attention to your animal companions.
“One Ocean”? “Orca Encounter”? It doesn’t matter what SeaWorld calls it—to the orcas who will still be forced to perform in shows, captivity is captivity.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration still requires companies to use painful pyrogen tests. But thanks to a new report, things could change.
An early, miserable death in a concrete tank could be Kyuquot’s and other captive orcas’ fate—unless SeaWorld ends its decades of animal torment and empties its tanks.
