While most of us consider cute, scampering rabbits to be one of the quintessential signs of spring, it can be a tough time for many of them.
Our “chicken” rolled up to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. to give people 1,600 reasons why faux, fun, recyclable eggs win over chickens’ eggs every time.
Confined to tight spaces and forced to perform, elephants in circuses often exhibit signs of zoochosis.
Following discussions with PETA, one of the world’s largest food companies has moved to end the cruel dehorning of calves.
PETA fieldworkers extend one last act of kindness to an old friend they’ve been visiting for more than nine years.
The monkeys Air France ships are bred in captivity on squalid factory farms or are snatched from the wild, torn away from their homes and families.
John Hargrove holds nothing back when speaking to Jon Stewart; #AskSeaWorld doesn’t go as planned.
Once a prisoner at a grim roadside zoo, chimpanzee Iris finally finds peace at a Florida sanctuary.
PETA’s “cow” gives out freebies—and urges people to say no to pot roast—at D.C.’s marijuana seed giveaway.
A new report by the prestigious Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics condemns experiments on animals as both morally and scientifically indefensible.
After hearing from hundreds of PETA supporters, New Mexico’s lawmakers let the state’s “ag-gag” bill die without even holding a committee hearing on it.
Lost fingertips, chewed-off body parts, and fights to the death are all just part of another day for animals at these sleazy roadside zoos.
PISC scientists attend the Society of Toxicology’s annual meeting to urge researchers from around the world to stop relying on archaic animal tests.
Can a kid’s school bake sale save the world? This one might just do that.
After a fire department in Ontario refuses to help animals stranded on thin ice, we urge it to reconsider and rescue all species in trouble.
