Antarctic whales get a respite from being harpooned to death by Japanese whalers.
Here’s why we’re crowing about the new film Noah.
The New York Times reveals the extent of ugly electro-shock violations in horse racing.
His new family celebrated by throwing him an “adoptaversary” bash, complete with dog-friendly cupcakes, presents, decorations, and guests.
No elephants will suffer at the San Diego County Fair this year. Could this set a new precedent?
You’ll never guess who was left out in this winter’s record-breaking cold: the tiniest dogs. And here are three who survived.
It was a long time coming, but a neglected Doberman mix finally got a happy ending.
After PETA files legal complaints alleging violations by thoroughbred trainer Steve Asmussen, horse-racing authorities take action.
After protests by PETA entities worldwide, China Southern Airlines stops shipping monkeys to laboratories.
“ET Canada” gets a sneak peek while “Bitten” star Laura Vandervoort shoots new orca ad.
A Colorado mom gets the shock of a lifetime when she finds parts of dead chickens in her chicken soup. PETA to the rescue.
From Brussels to Auckland, thousands of people participate in the March for Lions to raise awareness about South Africa’s “fish in a barrel” hunting travesty.
After a roadside zoo operator posts disturbing photos of three dead birds on Facebook, PETA calls on authorities to investigate.
Sacramento officials mistakenly gave PETA permission to hold a demonstration at the same time and place as Ag Day 2014 and figured we’d reschedule. They clearly don’t know PETA.
Update: The USDA has fined UW-Madison more than $35,000 for seven separate violations of the Animal Welfare Act, including the incident in which the cat Broc was negligently and severely burned by UW staff during surgery. Broc has “lived” in a cage at UW-Madison for 12 years and is still there. Originally posted March 18, … Read more »
