From untreated infections to crude surgeries without pain relief, this isn’t a horror film—it’s what dogs and cats endure behind the doors of High Quality Research.
PETA’s documentary, “Breaking the Chain,” is now free to stream on YouTube! Discover the untold stories of America’s forgotten animals and the heroes helping them.
Everyone, join PETA in raising your glass for our fellow animals—together, “we’ll treat them all with kindness yet.”
“This apartment ain’t big enough for the both of us,” I remind Rakia … Every. Single. Day. Learn why PETA pushed for custody of my latest tortie in training and how you can adopt her.
With his back legs paralyzed, Alex crawled to safety—and compassionate PETA-backed rescuers changed his life.
A new nationwide poll reveals surprising insights—and a striking gender divide—about how horse-themed rides shape our attitudes toward living horses.
The cinematic siren abandoned acting at the height of her fame to champion the cause closest to her heart: animal rights.
A powerful documentary streaming FREE until January 5 asks a question that has stirred viewers around the world.
As the year comes to a close, we’re celebrating the animals who found safety, healing, and hope thanks to your compassion.
From rescued chimpanzees to dogs freed from laboratories, and countless others through our campaigning, see how PETA changed animals’ lives in 2025.
Katina, the last wild-captured orca at SeaWorld Orlando, has died after decades of exploitation. Learn about her and why the other animals need your help now.
A new era of accountability for animal abusers is coming! Find out why PETA is thanking the Trump administration.
What Secretary Kennedy just said may spare tens of thousands of monkeys and countless human lives.
Years of sustained pressure from PETA has forced the U.S. military to nix using live animals in live-fire trauma training drills in 2026 for all military branches.
From landmark victories to game-changing progress, here’s just a glimpse of what we accomplished together this year.
