Rescued: How PETA and Supporters Save Animals Worldwide

PETA rescued Abigail from spending her first Thanksgiving at the end of a chain. Now, she needs a home where she’ll be the guest of honor every day.

Amid Hurricane Milton evacuations, Florida Highway Patrol—Tampa found a dog abandoned on the side of a highway. Here’s what happened next.

Gossip Girl here, your one and only source for a peek into the remarkable lives of PETA’s adoptable animals. And what’s the chatter on these latest foster felines? That’s a secret I WILL tell.

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”?

Shake it to the right if ya know that you feel “feline” … about taking this tortoiseshell cat where she’s gotta go: a permanent, loving home!

From lifesaving relief for chained dogs to vital spay/neuter surgeries (2,910 of them!) and much more, see how PETA helped animals in April, May, and June.

A Compassionate Action Award is on its way from PETA to two cavers whose excursion turned into a heroic, 11th-hour rescue mission.

After more than 10 years in isolation, anyone would reserve the right to be a little “rusty” at the whole living-the-good-life thing. But not this sweet senior. He’s ready to make up for lost time!

She is beauty and she is grace, and she’s looking for a permanent place! Will you be the one to crown this “Miss North Carolina” your next family member?

There’s no such thing as an “outdoor dog.” In a new video, learn how PETA fieldworkers helped Dave the rescued pup go from chained neglect to loving adoption.

A kind but unprepared person acquired this pot-bellied pig on impulse from an online “rehoming” ad and kept her in a concrete pen. Now PETA is finding Amy a permanent home—where she’ll never go “back to black.”

Timothy’s got a fan in everyone he meets, from PETA fieldworkers to fellow furry friends. Are you the one who’ll boost him from friend to family?