People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals

On Black Friday, PETA made Coach stores across the country deal with a series of vibrant, dramatic demonstrations that called out the company for selling animal- and planet-killing leather.

With the holidays just around the corner, PETA’s mobile clinic joined Norfolk’s annual Grand Illumination Parade decked out with snowflakes, costumed volunteers, and a message encouraging everyone to act with compassion.

The controversial dairy industry-funded Every Woman’s Marathon was thrown into chaos, as a cadre of mother-led PETA supporters dropped “dead” in front of the starting line to slam the race for using women’s empowerment as a façade to promote cow’s milk.

Equipped with real prerecorded bird cries, PETA’s hyperrealistic “turkey truck” caused a ruckus at the White House on Monday during the annual egregious “pardoning” fiasco—this year involving two turkeys named Peach and Blossom.

Primate defenders in Colombia urged government leaders to keep monkeys out of experimenters’ clutches and shift to human-relevant, animal-free research methods. Learn more at PETA.org/RMD.

A PETA U.K. supporter served up songbird “wings,” urging anyone horrified by the thought of eating them to extend compassion to all birds, including chickens, and not be an animal-eater.

Formerly chained “outdoor dogs” Abigail and Copper spent their first Thanksgiving in a real home after officially being adopted this week!

With signs urging concertgoers to “Join Paul McCartney,” PETA Latino encouraged all who passed by to learn how to make the best impact for the planet, their health, and (most of all), other animals.

PETA supporters joined the Alaska Airlines Dawg Dash held at the University of Washington, reminding attendees about the hidden horrors monkeys face in the school’s underground primate prison. Take action at PETA.org/Seattle.

PETA supporters propped up huge neon letters spelling “NIH KILLS MONKEYS” above a freeway near the federal agency’s headquarters during rush hour traffic.