The 2019 Met Gala kept up with its usual extravagant fashions and runway hullabaloo—but to PETA’s disappointment, this year’s event featured a LOT of feathers.
PETA rescued Murphy from a cage where he lived in complete filth. Watch as this little dog goes from a scared, matted mess to a pup with a shining personality.
Every time we vegans hear someone say, “I’ve never tried vegan food,” we roll our eyes hard. (This poor soul has never had an apple?!)
As much as we wish this were all a plot of a bad B-movie, the world may end simply because people continue to eat animal flesh instead of regular ol’ beans.
After hearing from PETA that sheep are left broken and bloody by the wool industry, Avocado launched a vegan option! Check it out.
Hundreds of retailers and institutions, including 100 airports nationwide, have banned these sticky killers. But we’re not done with glue traps yet.
PETA is hoping this information spreads. It’s the best way of quickly finding a loving adoptive home for this sweet cat.
The industry is now dealing with public outrage over broken bones, whipping, drugging, and deaths on racetracks. PETA is calling for more changes.
New York City has passed its own Green New Deal—but how tough are the Big Apple’s measures against the environmentally destructive meat industry?
Would you club a dog to death? PETA’s heartrending new ads make the connection between the animals we love and the ones some choose to eat.
Don’t put a damper on your dapper with a suit made of materials stolen from abused animals—choose a vegan suit instead!
For a week, residents tried coaxing this cat out of a tree. But they knew that in order to save her life, they needed professional help.
As the chief organization that will end animal testing, PETA salutes these scientists for working to replace animals in explosion experiments.
After hearing from PETA, Ecoalf launched a line of vegan coats and decided to ditch feathers. That’s right—it will be completely down-free by 2020!
The gory end to this poacher’s life is a somber reminder that hunting and killing another living being will always end in tragedy.
