For animals in Ukraine, 2024 was 366 days full of fear and danger caused by the war. Thankfully, this PETA-backed team is there to help.
A team of veterinarians backed by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund helps hundreds of suffering donkeys and camels every single week. Find out how you can help.
Several animals were struggling for survival on a farm that was likely hit by a missile strike in Ukraine. Learn how a PETA-supported team helped them.
Grab your favorite streaming device and join PETA President Ingrid Newkirk on a thrilling spin around the globe to see how PETA’s Global Compassion Fund (GCF) is changing the lives of animals far and wide.
How many births can be prevented in two days? Read on to find out—and hear how PETA’s team answered one dog guardian’s prayers.
In a single month, the PETA-supported group in Romania, Eduxanima, helped hundreds of dogs and cats across the country. Meet the animals whose lives were turned around thanks to their vital work.
It’s been 1,000 days of war in Ukraine, and Igor Sobko’s team is still rescuing animals thanks to PETA support. Learn how you can help!
During a rescue mission in Ukraine, a PETA-supported team was struck by a drone attack. Find out how they survived and what you can do to help.
Druzhok the dog is 3 years old, but his muzzle is graying already. The stress of living in a war zone affects all animals. See how a PETA-supported team helped him.
PETA’s Global Compassion Fund enabled swift deliveries of aid near Metro Manila, where floodwaters covered buildings’ ground floors.
Homeless dog Gordon wandered into PETA’s clinic in Mexico purely by chance. Find out how we helped this malnourished, exhausted, and injured dog.
Thanks to donations from PETA supporters, we were able to replenish dwindling animal care supplies in communities hit hard by Hurricane Helene.
For these 850 dogs, cats, goats, sheep, and horses, surviving the war in Ukraine has been a living nightmare—but now PETA-supported teams are breaking ground on a new sanctuary for them.
Find out how PETA-supported Animal Rescue Kharkiv helped evacuate a woman and the 20 animals in her care from the war zone in Ukraine.
