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Join PETA in Urging iROO to End Cruel Fur Sales

Urge iROO to stop profiting off animal suffering!

Urge Virginia Farm Museum to Cancel Cruel Hunting Event!

PETA has learned that the Northern Neck Farm Museum in Heathsville, Virginia, is reportedly planning to host its second annual “Predator Plow Down” from December 6 to 8. Apparently, participants in this cruel contest would vie to win money and trophies for gunning down the biggest bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. Such gruesome spectacles incentivize terrorizing … Read more »

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Monkeys Scared Awake on Your Dime: Take Action to Balance the Books

Repeat monkey tormentor Agnès Lacreuse gobbled up about $340K in taxpayer money for a cruel and pointless experiment. Join PETA in demanding a refund.

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Urge Georgia Officials to Remove At-Risk Animals From Bryan County Hoarder

Urge officials to seize all remaining animals at this property and ensure that they’re placed in safe hands for assessment and appropriate care.

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Niles Scream Park Cancels ‘The Mouse Game’!

Join us in urging Niles Scream Park to cancel this activity and replace it with one that doesn’t involve cruelty to animals.

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Monkey Business Ends Here: Demand That Apple Enact a Ban on Primates Now!

Join PETA in urging the company to enact a ban on primates in all future productions to ensure that no monkeys ever suffer for its movies or TV shows again.

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Tell Your Senators: No More Money for Cruel Monkey Experiments!

Don’t wait! If you want to stop the National Institutes of Health from getting millions more in taxpayer money to torment monkeys, here’s what you need to do.

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Urge Wallack Management Company in New York City to Ditch Glue Traps!

Wallack Management Company in New York City has reportedly set out glue traps in an apparent attempt to control the rodent population. Victims of these devices suffer immensely, succumbing to shock, dehydration, asphyxiation, or blood loss after ripping themselves apart in their frantic struggle to escape from the gooey mess. Exhausted and terrified, they can … Read more »

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Even if You Never Travel to Egypt, You Can Help a Camel Like Him Today

For animals used in Egypt at top tourist sites, life is no vacation—it’s instead filled with beatings, exhaustion, and suffering.

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Monkeys ‘Predicting’ Election Winners? Study Shows Science Is Off the Rails

The National Institute of Mental Health is backing an experimenter who grievously harmed monkeys to “predict” election winners. Here’s why he should be prosecuted.

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Take Action for Okha the Elephant Used by Mysterious Circus

Please e-mail the owner of Mysterious Circus, William Jaramillo, and politely ask that the circus end its cruel animal acts and focus on the talents of willing human performers instead.

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