Pink and Stella McCartney Unveil Anti-Fur Ad in Paris

Pink and Stella McCartney took time out of their busy schedules this afternoon to unveil our new TV ad, “Stolen for Fashion,” at Paris’ fashion week. In the 30-second spot, a loveable alligator, voiced by Pink, and a feisty rabbit, voiced by U.K. funnyman Ricky Gervais, confront the fashion felons who stole their skins. Check … Read more »

Shrine Circus Elephant Ride Injures 12 Kids

portland / CC Twelve children were treated by paramedics on Saturday when an elephant who was being forced to give rides at the Indiana State Fairgrounds bumped into the mobile staircase on which kids stood awaiting rides, knocking it down. The rides were being given between performances of the Murat Shrine Circus. Luckily, the kids … Read more »

The Women of Bluewater Comics Would Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur

With Watchmen hitting theaters recently, comics are having yet another moment in the pop-culture sun. And if you’re a fan of the indies, you probably know Bluewater Comics. You may have read their “sequels” to some of your fave Hollywood mythology films—like The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad, Clash of the Titans, and Jason and the … Read more »

PETA Supports Al Gore’s Internet Initiative

politicsonline / CC Well … kind of. The former veep, unsatisfied with having invented the Internet itself, is now attempting to create a new domain-name suffix “.eco” for use by individuals, organizations, and companies that promote environmentally friendly causes. We think this is such a great idea that we plan to be first in line … Read more »

Blood on the Ice in Ottawa

With the start of the annual Canadian seal slaughter just a few weeks away, PETA took to the frozen Rideau Canal in Ottawa to help stop the killings. Skaters looked on in wonderment as activists recreated the “crime scene” from an attack on a baby seal. Check out these photos from the demo:   If … Read more »

Whale Woes

If you’re as big a fan of Whale Wars as I am, you probably already have a pretty good idea of the evil that is whaling. For those of you who can’t afford cable, suffice it to say that the Japanese continue to kill hundreds of whales every year under the guise of “research”—except that … Read more »

Hero of the Day: Senator Mac Harb

Well, you gotta give the guy points for trying. Courageous Canadian Senator Mac Harb introduced a bill on Tuesday to ban Canada’s annual slaughter of hundreds of thousands of baby harp seals, but he failed to find even one other senator with a backbone (or heartbeat) to support it. Despite the fact that most Canadians—and … Read more »

Gas Chamber Bans Proposed in Southern States

As hard as it is to believe, animal shelters in some states—including Georgia and North Carolina—continue to kill unwanted animals in gas chambers, with all the accompanying horror that such an image conjures. Fortunately, legislation has been introduced in both states to ban these horrendous contraptions for good. It can take anywhere from 20 to … Read more »

Wilmer Valderrama’s Anti-Circus Awesomeness

OK, it’s official—we’re wild about Wilmer. Feztastic on That 70s Show, unforgettable in Fast Food Nation, and smooth as hell as the dude in charge of doling out disses on MTV’s Yo Momma, Wilmer’s latest television role is his most heartfelt yet. He recently took the time to crack the whip on the circus industry … Read more »

Have You Hugged a Baby Seal Today?

While most of us would never dream of bashing in a helpless baby seal’s skull, there are people out there who don’t even think twice about it. More than 205,000 seals were killed last year in Canada’s annual seal massacre, which is why we sent a “baby seal” to Ottawa, Ontario, to ask the locals … Read more »

We’re Looking at You, Canada

Yesterday, PETA held a press conference in Vancouver to announce our ramped-up campaign against the Canadian seal slaughter. We’ll be running the campaign up to and through the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, which will be held in the city. Our goal is to switch some of the focus from Canada’s Games to Canada’s shame—the annual … Read more »

It’s On, Canada

Another year has come and gone, and still our snow-covered neighbor to the north continues to back the annual massacre of baby seals—the largest and bloodiest marine-mammal hunt on Earth. With the start of Canada’s seal slaughter only weeks away, we held a press conference in front of Vancouver City Hall to kick off our … Read more »

Canada Attempts (and Fails) to Improve Conditions for Seals

britannica / CC Every year in Canada, over 330,000 harp seals are bludgeoned to death as the world looks on in horror. Recently, opposition to this cruel industry has been mounting and the international community is speaking out against this bloody massacre. Belgium and the Netherlands have passed laws banning the importation of seal fur, … Read more »

Animal Skinning and Racism Go Hand-In-Hand

Racism, slaughter, skinning … this video has it all—all things inhumane and barbaric, that is. In a shocking new video released by our pals across the pond at PETA Europe, some bear-skinners recently got their five minutes of fame when, unbeknownst to them, they were videotaped cutting the skin off a black bear and spitting … Read more »

A Grey(hound) Christmas

freedigitalphotos / CC Movie fans can have a White Christmas (if they like sentiment) or a Black Christmas (if they like horror). Music fans can enjoy a “Blue Christmas.” Now, fans of animal protection can have a Grey Christmas—as in greyhounds. That’s right. What could be a better gift this holiday season than to learn … Read more »

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