Edinburgh’s Parents Get the Message to Look After Their Kids’ Health
About one in 10 of Edinburgh’s Primary 1 schoolchildren is now considered clinically obese, according to the NHS National Services Scotland.
Sorry, April Fools!
Chickens on factory farms are crowded by the thousands into dark sheds that reek of ammonia from the accumulated waste in which they are forced to stand.
Will Giant Seal Ice Sculpture Melt Hearts?
Hoping to melt the hearts of the pro–seal-slaughter Canadian government, we unveiled a 2-metre-tall seal ice sculpture outside the London headquarters of Canadian High Commission.
Why There Aren’t Nightclubs for Birds
At the Costa Adeje Gran Hotel in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, a group of small caged birds is being used as a decorative prop in the foyer.
Chantelle Houghton Looks Good Enough to Eat in Lettuce-Leaf Minidress
Big Brother winner and model Chantelle Houghton posed for photographs in Covent Garden for the launch of our recently revamped vegetarian/vegan starter kit.
50 Baths = 1 Steak
Playboy models and vegetarians Monica Harris and Victoria Eisermann shared a tub in Trafalgar Square today to mark World Water Day.
Knut, Dead at Age 4
Knut, the polar bear cub who was the toast of the Berlin Zoo four short years ago, is dead.
Animal Rescue Efforts Continue in Japan
PETA Asia staffer Ashley Fruno has witnessed tremendous devastation and heartbreak since arriving in the region.
PETA Asia-Pacific’s Rescue Efforts in Japan
People are forced to evacuate because of radiation fears and animals barred from many emergency shelters and flights out of the country; animal shelters are being inundated with animals.
Update on PETA Asia-Pacific’s Rescue Work in Japan
PETA Asia-Pacific is the first international animal rights group on the ground in affected areas.