PETA urges the USDA to permanently revoke Canton Grand Safari’s license after its latest actions that put guests and animals in danger.
The EPA recommitted to prioritizing reliable and human-relevant non-animal tests. PETA scientists are helping on the path towards animal-free science.
Veronika the cow is capturing hearts and impressing scientists with her clever back-scratching technique—and we’re all itching to see more.
After PETA’s push against the cruel crabbing industry, the national chain has sunk to just 14 locations.
PETA’s new in-depth, comprehensive white paper pulls back the curtain on races like the deadly Iditarod.
PETA has donated more TraumaMan human simulators, this time to a national trauma program in Saudi Arabia. Find out how this will help goats, sheep, and humans.
The NIH gives your tax money to a foreign experimenter to torment rabbits in Sweden–and it’s funded torture of cats in Russia. Tell them not one more cent!
Oreo-maker Mondelēz agrees to a new policy dropping animal testing after a successful push from PETA and thousands of supporters like you.
Learn about another filthy secret the meat industry doesn’t want you to know.
These celebrities don’t just make headlines—they use their influence to challenge cruelty, promote compassion, and push for a kinder world for animals.
James Foster gets to retire, but the monkeys his company kidnapped from forests, laundered through supply chains, and funneled into U.S. laboratories don’t.
This collaborative approach was developed with PETA scientists and other experts to assess a chemical’s potential to cause cancer and has spared thousands of animals from testing. And it’s just the beginning.
What do PETA, iPhones, and chickens have in common? A first-of-its-kind app that’s sparking curiosity worldwide. Try it now!
With more and more companies ditching the deadly dog-sledding race, who’s even left?
Dogs do not deserve to suffer for fads and humans’ whims about looks and trends. Read PETA senior vice president Daphna Nachminovitch’s opinion piece in The Washington Post.
