Like many others, we here at PETA are filing through our memories of September 11, 2001: the chaos, the fear, the sorrow—and amid it all, people helping others, including animals.
PETA is honoring former animal experimenter turned animal rights advocate Dr. John Gluck for his trailblazing efforts to end experiments on animals.
Notorious horse trainer Steve Asmussen agrees to settlement of his third lawsuit brought by the U.S. Department of Labor.
In a major win for animals, a court has ruled that the National Institutes of Health violated the First Amendment by blocking protected criticism of animal testing.
As part of an international campaign against the use of exotic skins by luxury brand Hermès, PETA and other animal rights groups got bloody loud. See the photos now.
Following a PETA complaint, the USDA is investigating Emory University for egregious animal welfare violations.
Host the vegan picnic of your dreams with a handy reusable tote filled with savory and sweet snacks. Order yours here!
How can we keep our fellow animals in mind during the Jewish New Year? Here are some animal-kind tips for your Rosh Hashanah celebration.
Michele Basso is notorious for being one of the few primate experimenters ever to be suspended from using animals as a result of welfare violations. The problems didn’t end there.
Cruel experiments on animals, wasted tax money, lack of vision. This op-ed in the Miami Herald eviscerates Francis Collins’ performance as head of the National Institutes of Health.
PETA’s calling for this to be the first step toward releasing Lolita into a seaside sanctuary, before this long-suffering orca dies in the same cramped tank she’s been confined to for more than half a century.
New York tracks rake in $250 million in state subsidies annually—even though 90% of the state’s residents never go to the races.
You don’t have to be in the fast lane to be a “Speed Racer” for animals—No bump in the road can slow you down when your car decor is on point!
Dinosaurs are roaming the Earth again but this time to welcome the new interim director of the National Institutes of Health. Is this a sign that the scientific Stone Age is over?
Australia’s crocodile-farming industry supplies stolen skins to luxury fashion brands like Hermès. New footage exposes the dark, solitary prison cells where these crocodiles suffer.
