Excellent news for ducks and geese! PETA U.K. celebrates as the iconic British grocer bans “torture in a tin.” Here are the top moments from its decade-long push.
The award-winning actor shines a spotlight on the force-feeding of birds.
Today, one of the biggest cities in the world is taking a firm stand against cruelty: New York City has banned foie gras and passed more new laws to help animals.
PETA urges everyone to contact restaurants in California that have foie gras on their menus and demand that they remove it immediately.
Ducks and geese have a new advocate in on-demand delivery service, thanks to a collaborative effort between Postmates and PETA
PETA spent this past Sunday celebrating Grey for his brilliant viral song, “Vegan Thanksgiving.”
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has held that California’s foie gras ban was not preempted by federal law, thereby reinstating the law.
Animals have lost a dear friend with the passing of Sir Roger Moore.
It’s hard to imagine anything more unethical than the foie gras industry
A viral image of a dead duck’s head should obviously remind folks that ALL animals had heads—and hearts and feelings—when they were alive.
PETA’s 7-foot-tall plucked “goose” made an easy-to-see point while launching an ad blitz in Silicon Valley.
Protesters turned up at the 2016 International Business Awards in Rome with “dead geese” to object to the recognition of a company that produces vile foie gras.
If you buy down comforters or jackets you’re funding extreme cruelty.
These bonded geese were separated so one of them could be killed for food. Their love for one another will haunt you.
Kind people everywhere are opposed to force-feeding and sickening birds for foie gras, but European Parliament buildings refuse to stop serving this hideous dish.
