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Canada Makes Last-Ditch Attempt to Keep Flogging Seal Fur to the EU
Last week, Canada and Norway made their case against the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) ruling to uphold the EU’s ban on seal-fur imports.
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Sickening Revelations: Army Admits to Blowing Up Live Pigs at Secret Base in Wiltshire
Following Freedom of Information requests, it emerged today that the British Army conducts deadly, violent tests on live animals at its secret Porton Down military base in Wiltshire.
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Gutsy US Congressman Takes On the Animal Testing Industry
A groundbreaking new bill could bring about an end to tests on animals for cosmetics products in the US!
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11 Facts That Will Make You Love Elephants Even More
Elephants are magnificent, fascinating animals. Here are some facts you may not know about them – and two ways to speak out for elephants who are suffering in captivity.
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Tony Benn Will Be Missed
Today, we, like many other people across Britain, were saddened to hear about the death of the legendary Tony Benn, who was a great friend to animals.
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Rhys Ifans Defends Furry Animals
Actor Rhys Ifans has written to the World Trade Organisation on PETA’s behalf, urging it to uphold a ban on importing seal fur from Canada into the EU.
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Become an Avenging Angel for Angora Bunnies With 4 Simple Steps
Since video footage from PETA Asia’s investigation into Chinese angora farms became breaking news last November, the campaign against angora has come on by leaps and bounds.
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6 Dogs Who Are Winning at Crufts – but Losing at Life
Ever wondered why the RSPCA refuses to attend Crufts? Or why the BBC will no longer air the dog show on any of its channels? Selectively breeding animals…
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10 Vegans to Watch Out for on the Red Carpet
Amid the gossip and dress speculation, we’re really looking forward to seeing some of our favourite compassionate stars on the red carpet showing off their vegan “glow”.
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Inside Experimenters’ Monkey ‘Factory Farm’
Thousands of monkeys are imported to the UK for experiments each year. But where do they come from, and how do they end up in British laboratories?