Tell Walmart there’s no excuse for workers to crudely break hens’ necks and leave them suffering. It must reconsider ties with this egg supplier NOW.
Urge Mayor Konstantatos to ensure that the city upholds its duty to transport and shelter all the stray cats at the former airport.
A shocking investigation released by PETA Germany exposes the extreme cruelty live animals endure as they’re shipped around the world to be killed for leather.
If your coconut milk comes from Thailand, you might be unwittingly supporting cruelty: A PETA Asia investigation shows that the industry exploits and abuses monkeys.
Birds trapped in scorching heat need your help!
Please pledge not to attend a bullfight, join local protests against it, and let others know about the cruelty of these anachronistic events.
We’ve been told that at least three songbirds, including a juvenile, have apparently been recently found mired in the glue and still alive.
After hearing from PETA and more than 280,000 members of the public, Sephora agreed to ban fur eyelashes!
Beaten, crated, and forced to perform. Why is HBO STILL using wild animals?!
Echo the dog was horrifically beaten inside his own home in Robertsdale, Alabama, reportedly on October 19, 2019.
Demand that the German military stop maiming live pigs in battlefield surgery drills and join armed forces worldwide using human-patient simulators that have proved more effective.
PETA investigators in Peru—the world’s top alpaca producer—found that workers kicked terrified alpacas and stood on their necks. Help these gentle animals today!
A PETA investigator at the Cleveland Clinic found mice paralyzed, mutilated in Frankensteinian surgeries, and left to die in agony—all on the taxpayers’ dime. Take action today!
Christine Lattin’s new experiments at Louisiana State University will kill sparrows with no benefit to humans or other species.
Have your voice heard, as the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration opens public comments on a proposed regulation allowing cruel animal experiments for food products.
