PETA Germany—with support from PETA U.S.—has persuaded a major German hospital to stop cutting pigs apart in deadly training exercises for surgeons.
Sales are declining for the dairy industry, but farmers refuse to slow production. The U.S. is up to its eyeballs in dairy “products” no one wants.
Coach’s chief executive says, “We’re doing it because we believe it’s the right thing to do.”
“[T]he evidence is now unequivocal—we need to change our diets if we are to have a sustainable future.”
Texas A&M can’t bring back the pig, dogs, or other animals it has tormented and killed, but it can prevent further suffering.
Following PETA Asia’s shocking exposé of the King’s Cup Elephant Polo Tournament in Thailand, the organizer is ending its operations there.
Tigers at Wildlife in Need were left bleeding and in pain from unnecessary, illegal amputations. Find out how PETA fought for these big cats—and won.
The new study reiterates what PETA has said for years—it’s irrational to mutilate and kill animals to train trauma medics.
The quarterly report highlights our hurricane rescues, doghouse project, and much more!
Over the past five years, vegan eating has exploded in popularity on college campuses nationwide—and this year is no different.
Whether you’re setting up a cheeky Halloween display or preparing for your own demise, PETA’s coffin and urn stickers are to die for.
An ad agency pulled PETA’s anti–Canada Goose ads without explanation. Now, we’re demanding that they be put back up.
A new PETA Asia investigation has found workers in Scotland violently punched sheep in the face, slammed their heads into the floor, and threw them off the shearing trailers.
The takeaway from the overwhelmingly negative backlash against The Big E fair is this: Inhumane spectacles face more opposition than ever before.
A monkey, a meerkat, and other animals are deprived of everything that’s natural and important to them, all so shoppers can stop and stare.
