Elena Waldman

PETA worked hard this year to help animals who are used in cruel experiments. Here’s what we accomplished in 2021!

SeaQuest Littleton is unsafe for animals, visitors, and even its own staff members—but YOU can do something about it.

It’s PAWSitively true: Cats love TV, too! See how PETA’s office cats are enjoying their cat TV after Samsung and others sent us kind donations.

A study that links eating fat from animals with a higher risk of a stroke proves yet again that our fellow animals are NOT food.

It’s clear that animal experimenters are still living in the dark ages, but wait until you find out how they’re “studying” autism. This recent clinical study says it all.

See what happens at illegal hunting training stations in Russia in this shocking video of a brown bear held at one of these cruel facilities.

After hearing from PETA, a California prosecutor charged the Dolan fire arsonist with 12 counts of cruelty to animals.

Five infant monkeys died at a University of Louisiana laboratory—and PETA wants those responsible to be prosecuted. Experiments on animals must end!

After a decades-long PETA campaign, Kering—the parent company of Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, and other luxury brands—is going fur-free.

PETA’s taking the National Institutes of Health to court over its continued funding of failed sepsis tests on animals.

PETA is honoring former animal experimenter turned animal rights advocate Dr. John Gluck for his trailblazing efforts to end experiments on animals.

Notorious horse trainer Steve Asmussen agrees to settlement of his third lawsuit brought by the U.S. Department of Labor.