After roughly two years of court battles, the cutting-edge lawsuit that sparked an international conversation about expanding fundamental animal rights has been settled.
It’s hard not to root for an animal who is only trying to save his own life from a hunter who wants to take it for fun and entertainment.
Pam is showing Canada Goose employees what their company won’t: how coyotes are really trapped and killed for their fur.
The exhausted animals were trapped face to face, and at times, it looked as though they might be trying to comfort one another.
“I saw the two most miserable bears I’ve ever seen.”
Hunters who thought they were “trolling” PETA ended up increasing support for the animal rights group instead.
After years of pressure from PETA, the agency is considering cutting its outrageous policy of automatically renewing federal Animal Welfare Act licenses.
A producer of the “reality” show is finally being hit with a real fine from the USDA for a number of staged scenes that caused animals to suffer.
After a group of humans was filmed grabbing and posing with frightened bear cubs, one bear is missing and the other is recovering at a refuge center.
Hunting is killing for fun, plain and simple.
Despicable to its core, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will not allow the animals it exploited to live free from circus life.
Jefferies spent roughly seven minutes completely destroying hunting in general and trophy hunting, in particular.
Robert Lee Benac helped pull a shark to death behind a high-speed boat and laughed while he did it. Jail time for his part in the evil stunt is well deserved.
PETA has been working with companies for years to get glue traps off store shelves. A new viral image is helping persuade people never to use them.
After an employee saw firsthand how animals suffer, the company decided to prohibit the use of glue traps in its more than 2,200 stores nationwide.
