Looking for “somebunny” to love this Valentine’s Day—and every day of the year? Meet Leela, a rescued rabbit who will steal your heart.
Birds rule! Nutcrackers can memorize 10,000 hidden food stashes, finches dance to impress their mates, and parrots make their own calcium supplements.
After PETA documented animals being frozen alive, preyed on by cats, and more, the manager of a Pennsylvania animal dealer is charged by the local police.
Our lawsuit contends that Joe is being harmed in violation of the Endangered Species Act.
Two inbred tiger cubs are dead at The Mirage.
For now, bulls in India are safe from bull-taming spectacles and bull races. But PETA India is working to protect them permanently.
The 2016 spending bill was just signed into law—and will spare many cats and dogs a life of torture in laboratories.
Cruelty to animals is a red flag that must be taken seriously.
How would you feel if you were beaten up because of what you were wearing?
Save the Duck, an animal-friendly outerwear company, is receiving a PETA award for its revolutionary new technology that mimics down while saving ducks and geese.
A striking protest outside the Russian Embassy in London today urged Russia’s space agency to abandon its unethical “monkeys on Mars” mission.
He didn’t understand how to swim in a tank because he was never meant to live there.
PETA’s efforts to persuade the National Institutes of Health to embrace modern, humane research are resulting in significant progress.
What does the fox say? That no animal wants to die for fashion.
Israel makes positive strides to combat the most egregious cruelty to animals in slaughterhouses.
