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Bureaucracy Leads to Pointless Killing – How You Can Help
We’re working to raise £250,000 – which will be doubled to £500,000 – before our 31 October challenge deadline, and every gift you make will push us closer to that ambitious goal.
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How PETA Helps Companies Find Animal-Free Solutions to EU Chemical Regulations
When the European Chemicals Agency requests that companies conduct tests on animals, the PETA International Science Consortium has the expertise to support them in making an appeal.
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Thousands Fill City Square to Call for an End to All Bullfighting
Thousands of people, including Spanish celebrities, marched to the square in Madrid – a city once famous for bullfighting.
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Lewis Hamilton Is on a Vegan Mission
PETA has sent the Formula 1 driver a delicious vegan hamper to help him off the grid.
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‘Monkey Selfie’ Case Broke New Ground for Animal Rights
The groundbreaking lawsuit asking a US federal court to declare Naruto—a free-living crested macaque—the copyright owner of the internationally famous “monkey selfie” photographs has been settled.
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Let’s Create a Vegan World – Not Just Through What We Eat but Also by What We Wear, Buy, and Support
“[W]e’re against cruelty to cows, to pigs, to chickens – yes! – but we’re also against cruelty to dogs and cats and rabbits and elephants and monkeys ….”
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Try Lucy Watson’s Mac ‘n’ Cheese, and Enter for a Chance to Win ‘Feed Me Vegan’
Lucy Watson’s ‘Feed Me Vegan’ hits the shelves on 7 September, and we couldn’t be more excited.
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Asifa Lahore Delivers Vegan Foods and Message of Compassion for Eid al-Adha
Britain’s first Muslim drag queen delivered a hamper of vegan goodies to London Mayor Sadiq Khan to encourage generosity and compassion this Eid.
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‘Art Sex Music’ Memoir Spotlights PETA US’ Indie-Rock Activism
Excerpt from electronica pioneer’s new autobiography shows how PETA US merged animal rights with music in the experimental ’80s.
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Pigs Rescued by Firefighters, Then Served to Them as Sausages
“These poor piglets were no better off for escaping the fire only to be put back into it six months later after being subjected to the horrifying experience of the abattoir.”