These celebrities and influencers are just some of the millions of people who now know of the carnage that Canada’s government is allowing.
A film about a man’s unwavering bond with a gorilla sounds like one PETA would love, right? Here’s why we’re giving it little to no praise.
The “leather” industry now includes synthetic and plant-based materials. The term’s definition should reflect our evolving culture, too.
Longtime PETA target John Galliano just announced that he’s finally going fur-free. Read the joint interview between the designer and PETA Senior Vice President Dan Mathews.
Stunned drivers and pedestrians gaped as elephants roamed the highway. The dead elephant was reportedly removed from a ditch, where her body had landed following the crash.
The dog was in his own yard when he was shot and killed by an impulsive, dangerous person. PETA is offering $5,000 for help nabbing the murderer.
Turtles, seals, sharks, and other animals are being killed by abandoned fishing gear that’s polluting the ocean. These photos show why banning plastic straws isn’t enough.
Dogs take on leading roles in Wes Anderson’s new heartwarming film. Instead of using real dogs, they’re brought to life through stop motion.
After going back on multiple promises to stop using fur, Donna Karan finally commits to going fur-free.
Following West Hollywood’s and Berkeley’s leads, San Francisco could become the next U.S. city to institute a citywide ban on the sale of fur.
We must prioritize our animal companions’ well-being, because it’s clear that airlines don’t. Their safety is our responsibility.
Canada Goose, the Iditarod, and TAMU don’t stand a chance.
During a livestream, the Canadian rapper announced, “I don’t eat meat anymore.” But we’re urging him to take one more step: Stop wearing animals, too.
Here’s everything that you need to know about eating vegan in Singapore.
Activists interrupted TAMU President Michael K. Young’s human rights panel with this message: Dogs tormented at his university have rights, too.
