See What PETA Accomplished for Animals in 2012—Now on to 2013!

Published December 26, 2012 by PETA Staff. Last Updated October 14, 2013.

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It was a truly great year for PETA—and for the many animals whose lives were improved and saved by the string of victories won over the past 12 months, all made possible by the vital support of its treasured members. Take a look at the highlights:

A new year means new opportunities to help animals, and we all hope 2013 brings even more brilliant victories—but to make that happen, PETA needs everyone to offer as much support as possible. Don’t miss out—become a member today. Your tax-deductable year-end gift will support PETA’s crucial work and make 2013 the brightest year yet for animals!

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