“Joker: Folie à Deux” will make a splash in more ways than one. Check out PETA’s powerful ad starring Joaquin Phoenix!
Victory! Pharmaceutical giant Sanofi has thrown the forced swim test overboard. See what PETA did to make that happen.
“The Wild Robot” shows the importance of respecting the natural world—actor Lupita Nyong’o shares practical ways we can do that in a new promotional video for the film.
PETA dropped new subclasses for Dungeons & Dragons! Discover the new characters that PETA wants every D&Der to role-play.
This pilot program, which will manage rat populations without violence, is a huge win for rats and humans!
The secret is out! Find out why PETA is tickled PINK following a bombshell announcement from a leading lingerie brand.
Find out how PETA-supported Animal Rescue Kharkiv helped evacuate a woman and the 20 animals in her care from the war zone in Ukraine.
Alexander Lacey said his career of abusing big cats was over, so why did PETA Germany find him whipping a tiger in that country?
Before PETA stepped in, this Siamese kitten struggled with his weight and goopy eyes. Now, Mr. Baker is healthy and in search of his people. Will you be the one to give him the family he “kneads”?
PETA’s cheering on Petco’s return to its adoption-only policy and reminding everyone that “adopt—don’t shop” is always the right choice when it comes to dogs, rabbits, or any other animal.
Each time a company uses this approach, hundreds of animals will be spared being force-fed pesticides and ultimately killed.
It’s a myth that ostriches bury their heads in the sand, but Dior is guilty of doing just that to willfully ignore the suffering of birds.
For animals used in Egypt at top tourist sites, life is no vacation—it’s instead filled with beatings, exhaustion, and suffering.
Panicked bulls escape rodeo horrors almost every year. This latest incident in Massachusetts is yet another example.
Find out what the Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta mayor said that prompted PETA to promote our new campaign with “It” star Jaeden Martell.
