Sir Roger Moore Is the Real 'Saint' for Animals
Former James Bond 007 Sir Roger Moore has been awarded PETA's Person of the Year award for 2009. Find out just why the Spy Who Loved animals won. Read more.
Keeley Hazell's New Naked Anti-Fur Ads for PETA
"Page 3" favourite Keeley Hazell has bared all for PETA and animals used for their skin in two new anti-fur ads. Read more.
Twilight's Christian Serratos Goes Naked for PETA
Twilight star Christian Serratos bares it all for PETA in her sexy ad to say, "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur". Read more.
Victory: Selfridges Drops Foie Gras
Following a two-year PETA campaign against the notorious cruelty of foie gras, Selfridges have stopped selling it and have pledged not to do so in the future. Read more. Read more.
Win an Organic Chocolate Advent Calendar From Montezuma's
Perfect for children and adults alike. Enter our competition to win one of five luxurious dark chocolate Advent calendars from the chocolate innovators Montezuma's. Read more.
Celebs Pose for PETA's New 'Save the Seals' Ad Series
Kelly Osbourne, Lucy Davis, Owain Yeoman and Perez Hilton are among the celebs speaking out against Canada's annual seal slaughter by posing for PETA's new 'Save the Seals' ad series. Check out the ads and find out who else is speaking up for seals. Read more.
Undercover Exposé Shows Rabbits Screaming During Slaughter
Watch the undercover investigation video narrated by X-Files' Gillian Anderson, which shows rabbits screaming whilst they're being butchered for their fur. Then take action.
PETA and Animals Rights
Why Animal Rights?
Almost all of us grew up eating meat, wearing leather, and going to circuses and zoos. We never considered the impact of these actions on the animals involved. For whatever reason, you are now asking the question: why should animals have rights? Learn more.
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- Tell European Commission to Stand By New Circus Laws
- Help Save Dolphins From the Japanese Killing Cove
- Help End the Hideously Cruel Live Export Industry
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