Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or student, you can help end cruel, archaic, and pointless dissection.
From rescuing animals from hurricane-ravaged Texas to trolling the University of Pittsburgh, check out what PETA and our dedicated supporters accomplished in September.
“[M]inks live here in pairs. If one of them dies, then the other eats it. Foxes are also eating each other.”
New Yorkers have proved that they don’t want to see sensitive and complex elephants chained and beaten for circus shows.
Every time that animals used for entertainment defend themselves, they’re sending a message loud and clear: “I don’t belong here.”
Save the Chimps’ 20th Anniversary Gala was as an epic night dedicated to saving animals.
More than 620 venues across the country have prohibited archaic animal exhibits.
When a ban on wild-animal acts came to a vote in Portland, Maine, every single city council member did right by animals.
Santa Feans demanded a more compassionate city, and their leaders have delivered.
It’s as baffling as it is horrible.
After roughly two years of court battles, the cutting-edge lawsuit that sparked an international conversation about expanding fundamental animal rights has been settled.
Some 30,000 activists took to the streets of Tel Aviv, Israel for the largest animal rights march in the country’s history.
Dr. Ensley confirmed what PETA has known for years: Libby and Bunny are suffering immensely.
Eating vegan is the gift that keeps on giving.
PETA’s “seal” proudly proclaimed, “I’m ME, Not MEAT.”
