In 2022 alone, PETA’s advocacy led to the rescue of more than 4,000 dogs bred for use in experiments. Learn more about our full-time work for animals in labs.
The animal defenders came out for intelligent, social pigs, whom workers tear away from their families, torment, and slaughter every year just for a holiday dinner.
New York’s Puppy Mill Pipeline Bill has been signed into law, so countless cats, dogs, and rabbits will be saved from being bred and sold at pet stores.
James Svoboda’s days of roadside exhibition are over! Discover how PETA helped animals he abused and learn how you can take action for others like them.
If your New Year’s resolution includes being happier and healthier, start by going vegan! These celeb quotes are sure to help you make the change.
PETA is glad to hear that the new owner of the Miami Seaquarium is still committed to releasing the orca Lolita to a seaside sanctuary. If she is healthy enough, we look forward to seeing it happen.
Need some great end of year inspiration? Check out these 2022 victories for animals by PETA supporters, and take action with our easy, cutting-edge systems.
Breathing-impaired breeds live with chronic health issues simply because humans want them to look a certain way. Here’s why they should be banned.
PETA shares the critical citations that shady Sloth Encounters exhibitor Larry Wallach has received for his ongoing exploitation of sloths.
The FBI has identified cruelty to animals as a warning sign of more violence to come.
See some of the shocking findings that PETA’s investigations uncovered—and how our work helped animals in 2022.
Torn away from their mothers, baby monkeys in this laboratory cling to cloth “surrogates.” Some have had their eyes sewn shut. Read what PETA’s doing to end this torment.
At Indian Creek Zoo, workers left animals in dangerous enclosures and failed to provide them with vital veterinary care.
As COP15 gets underway, PETA urges participants to consider ending the importation of monkeys to laboratories to help stem the biodiversity crisis unfolding worldwide.
Animals die and humans are injured at SeaQuest aquariums—yet the company markets itself as safe and family-friendly. That’s why PETA is asking the FTC to get involved.
