Issue 1: Winter 2024
Since their beginning, PETA entities around the world have rescued many animals from seemingly hopeless situations, often in areas where few other humans dared go.
There may be little we can do as individuals to end wars. But we can definitely bring peace to others through our acts of kindness, by respecting animals and looking out for them always.
Take a spin around the globe with PETA and read about rescues, victories, and ways in which you can help animals.
The Ontario Water Buffalo Company claims that the animals it exploits are “raised how nature intended.” But the whistleblower told PETA another story.
Whether it’s human-caused calamities, natural disasters, or abuse, PETA’s first responders do whatever is humanly possible to get animals out.
Designers who stole animals’ skin found PETA entities stealing their thunder – crashing catwalks and commandeering camera shots at fashion weeks not only in New York but also in London, Milan, and Paris.
Longtime PETA supporter Bob Barker cared about a lot of things, but what meant the most to him – and what he spent most of his life making sure his vast TV audience heard about – was animal rights.
Our friends at UK-based Veganuary have been providing people around the world with incentives to help them go vegan. Celebrate with the launch of ‘The Official Veganuary Cookbook’!
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Jim Irsay, the owner of the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, is a man of action and compassion. He is inspired by Drake, his beloved mixed-breed “holy dog” who is always by his side.
PETA President Ingrid Newkirk says, “Animals don’t need teary-eyed tissue-wetters. They need change-making go-getters!” Let these go-getters and the changes they’ve made encourage and empower you.
Captive bears like this one (not at Bear Country U.S.A.) suffer behind bars. In nature, bear cubs and their mothers play, nest, sleep, eat, and climb together for nearly two years. But none of that occurs at a South Dakota drive-through tourist trap.
PETA has uncovered damning evidence that the international primate pipeline is fast-tracking potentially fatal tuberculosis (TB) into human populations.
The companion animal overpopulation crisis is a worldwide one, and PETA entities around the globe are busy spaying and neutering animals at no or low cost.
If you spread the word about these self-proclaimed animal “rescue” groups, share their posts on social media, or promote them in other ways, do you know what you’re really supporting? You would be appalled.
PETA is working hard to show what happens behind the screens and demanding changes to protect horses. And the industry is being forced to respond.
It can be disconcerting to find that you’re sharing your home with cockroaches or squirrels, but that must never mean setting out cruel traps or poisons. Use these tips instead.
PETA’s executive vice president, Tracy Reiman, tackles your tough questions.
