Media Centre
One of PETA's key strategies is to get coverage of animal rights in the media. Through eye-catching demonstrations, celebrity ads and original ideas, we reach readers of major national and local papers, viewers of TV and readers of blogs.
With activities ranging from the unveiling of ads with celebrities who would "rather go naked than wear fur" to releasing footage and details of undercover investigations, PETA tells the world what happens to animals behind closed doors every day.
Recent Media Releases
- PETA's Response to Catalan Parliament's Vote to Ban Bullfighting
- PETA's Response to the Publication of Annual Statistics on Animal Experiments
- New PETA Billboard and Website Question Size of Anglers' Rods
- PETA Calls for End to Chicken-Hatching Programmes in Dudley Schools
- PETA Offers GBP 1,000 Reward to Nab Person Who Hacked Off Rabbit's Ears
- Tamara Ecclestone Turns Heads and Wins Hearts for PETA's F1 Anti-Foie Gras Campaign
- PETA Advises Veterinary Vaccine Manufacturers That New Home Office Rules Mean an End to Some Batch Tests
- 100 Nearly Naked People Protested Bullfighting In Pamplona
- Television Presenter George Lamb and Actor Olivia Wilde Make Good on Their Good Looks to Win PETA's 'Sexiest Vegetarian Celebrity' Contest
- Fife Woman to Lie Nearly Naked in the Streets of Pamplona to Protest the Torture of Bulls in San Fermin Festival
In This Section
Recent Media Releases
- PETA's Response to Catalan Parliament's Vote to Ban Bullfighting
- PETA's Response to the Publication of Annual Statistics on Animal Experiments
- New PETA Billboard and Website Question Size of Anglers' Rods
Recent Adverts
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Jamie Bamber / Bare Skin, Not Bearskin
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Tamara Ecclestone / Going Fur-Free Is the Winning Formula
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Sir Paul McCartney / I Am a Vegetarian
