Just in time for Westminster, PETA’s tongue-in-cheek video and bold protest outside the show reveal what breeders really think of dogs.
Their stories are troubling.
After someone strews thousands of thumbtacks around a California dog park, PETA offers a reward and to help pay for CCTV cameras to catch the culprit.
PETA’s musical friends come from all genres, and this year, four of them are nominated for Grammy Awards!
This isn’t the time to let your partner down with a bad restaurant, no gift, or a bummer in the bedroom.
Following Pope Francis’ lead, priests in Reading, England, have asked Catholics to reduce their carbon footprint by reducing meat consumption for Lent.
An Environment America report indicates that Tyson Foods and other big chicken producers have dumped more pollution into U.S. waterways than ExxonMobil.
Animals in these depressing roadside zoos struggle to make it through each and every day.
After a push from PETA and demands from members of Congress, the National Institutes of Health set a date for its ethical review of experiments on primates.
With dozens of Zika cases confirmed in the state, Florida’s squalid monkey prisons have the potential to harm more than just the monkeys.
Many Christians already give up eating meat, eggs and milk for Lent, which makes it the perfect time to celebrate life and go vegan.
Whistler Blackcomb grabs a PETA Proggy Award for making it easy for skiers to be kind to animals.
Retail giant Genesco—the parent company to well-known brands such as Dockers, Johnston & Murphy, and Journeys—has joined over 110 top brands in banning angora wool.
You’re going to want to see this.
PETA wants to help animal-friendly singles meet up—with an idea that works even better than just hanging out at the dog park, hoping.
