President Barack Obama says, “U.S. and Cuba will resume relations.” PETA says, “Great, but this time, let’s make it last!”
Today, a PETA protester and the marine mammals she sought to defend got a measure of justice.
The Norwegian Animal Research Authority has, for the first time, rejected an application by the Norwegian Armed Forces to injure and kill animals in archaic trauma training exercises.
Ariana Grande, Jessica Chastain, and Cory Booker are getting a holiday gift that likely no one else in the world will have: original chicken artwork
PETA gets some D.C. landmarks ready for winter in warm, animal-friendly style.
Millions of animals are being hurt and killed in laboratories, and tens of thousands won’t get so much as an aspirin for their pain.
PETA takes the government to task for the taxpayer-funded torture of baby monkeys.
A Newport News, Virginia, council member challenges supporters of an anti-chaining ordinance not to forget about humans in need, so PETA steps up to the plate.
Those attending the National Menorah Lighting in Washington, D.C., were greeted by a PETA “cow” bearing gifts.
PETA presents SeaWorld with a solution that will stop the animals and the parks from suffering.
Preventing what he calls a “double tragedy,” Sam Simon stepped in to buy a bull named Benjy, who was sentenced to slaughter because he was gay.
Austin becomes the latest city to tackle circus cruelty.
At SeaWorld, things go from bad to worse.
The European Ombudsman makes a landmark decision on a PETA UK complaint that could prevent millions of animals from suffering and dying in laboratory experiments.
After a University of Nebraska student allegedly bludgeons a raccoon to death, PETA urges the school to require empathy training for all its athletes.
