Margarita Sachkova

There is absolutely no such thing as “ethical” or “humanely farmed” exotic skins.

Luxury group marks Year of the Rabbit by closing no-fur loophole.

“Babe” will join many pig pals as well as alpacas, chickens, cows, and others at a nearly 100-acre sanctuary.

This World Day for Animals in Laboratories, over 100,000 Brits are calling for an end to cruel experiments on animals in the UK.

As a shareholder, PETA US stages disruptions to call for an end to cruelly obtained skins.

The Kennel Club must stop promoting the breeding of dogs, especially those who can’t breathe, through its twisted canine beauty pageant.

Every down item represents the pain and suffering of terrified birds, and deceptive labels and certifications do nothing except keep consumers in the dark while animals continue to suffer.

Schiaparelli’s “animal heads” sparked a conversation about trophy hunting, and now, PETA’s spin invites a similar dialogue around the cruelty inherent in the leather industry.

Consumers deserve to know that leather is a dying industry defined by animal suffering and environmental destruction.

It is unconscionable to kill sensitive animals to make dubious health claims about MSG.