People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals

In Los Angeles, PETA called on Michael Kors to give leather the boot and switch to the animal-friendly vegan materials that today’s kind consumers want.

Protesters crashed a University of Massachusetts–Amherst alumni gathering to plead with the chancellor to end the school’s horrific menopause experiments on marmosets. Take action at PETA.org/Amherst.

PETA fieldworkers transported Bella for free to and from her spay appointment and gave her a desperately needed haircut to help her stay cool during the blazing summer heat.

PETA India members in Karnataka handed out ice-cold vegan milk to remind the public that mothers of all mammal species—cows and humans included—produce milk for their own babies.

A group of PETA supporters gathered outside the Fayetteville Police Department in North Carolina after a K-9’s handler was caught on video repeatedly punching the dog in the face.

Protesters exposed the horrors of the Washington National Primate Research Center, where hundreds of monkeys have suffered, to attendees of the American Psychological Association Convention. Learn more at PETA.org/Seattle.

PETA supporters rallied outside the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis, urging Gov. Eric Holcomb to push for cruelty charges against The Veterinarians’ Blood Bank because authorities have failed to take meaningful action for more than five months. Learn more at PETA.org/Blood.

PETA pointed out that Starbucks’ upcharge for vegan milk encourages people to opt for dairy, the production of which releases vast quantities of the greenhouse gases that melt ice caps and kill polar bears.

PETA supporters called for a ban on horse-drawn carriages in New York City on the second anniversary of the collapse of an emaciated horse named Ryder in the middle of a busy street.

Chained “monkeys” called on a Whole Foods location in Texas to dump Thai coconut milk, as that country’s coconut industry depends on the forced labor of pig-tailed macaques. Take action at PETA.org/Coconut.

Compassionate students at Texas State University gave up valuable study time to share how dairy and other animal-derived products harm animals and devastate the planet.