Ever since she rose to fame performing on Strictly Come Dancing, with her godmother Amy Winehouse providing background vocals, Dionne Bromfield has been known for her soulful voice, reminiscent of that of her late mentor. Now the talented 17-year-old is proving that, like Amy, she also fights for the underdog, by speaking out against fur in a … Read more »
Pity the poor sports fan. Today is the dreaded Most Boring Day in Sports. No baseball, no basketball, no football, no hockey. Absolutely no excuse not to mow the lawn, wash the car, or do any number of other tedious household chores that can usually be deferred with “But honey, the game’s on!” But wait—all … Read more »
Families who took their dogs and cats to PETA’s SNIP (Spay and Neuter Immediately, Please!) clinic Saturday got a free or low-cost surgery for their animals—and a tickle for their own funny bones. While SNIP staff checked families in, comedian and longtime PETA supporter Kevin Nealon cracked them up. Kevin told jokes, took pictures with … Read more »
Tropicana Fieldthe home stadium of Major League Baseball’s Tampa Bay Raysfeatures a “touch tank” full of
Scientists are calling it “a great sign” and saying that “it gives us hope.” An
Having trouble staying motivated to get in shape? What if every step you took was a step toward ending cruelty?
Bruno is nearly perfect in every way. He’s a 5-year-old Chihuahua mix who’s cute as a button, house-trained, happy-go-lucky, outgoing, and affectionate, and he gets along well with other dogs and cats.
President Barack Obama revealed that his favorite food is broccoli. Now you can celebrate our veggie-loving commander-in-leaf with a “Broccoli Obama” T-shirt.
Every dog deserves a loving family, but the
Over the past few months, PETA, other PETA entities, and compassionate people have been campaigning against Philippine Airlines. It worked.
Today, 11 bears are feeling grass beneath their paws, something that they had never experienced.
PETA normally waits until people turn 18 before asking them to star in a “provocative” campaign, but not this time.
Put the blame where it should be: on breeders who continue to churn out puppies and kittens and on negligent and uncaring people who treat their animals as disposable objects or who don’t spay or neuter them, instead allowing them to breed.
We’re 100 percent in love with
Dogs do what comes naturally to them, and they don’t deserve to be punished for not always understanding human culture and expectations.
