PETA UK Staff

Powerful photos taken by activists from Spanish group Tras los Muros show what happens to bulls at the annual San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain.

Cadbury has launched a marketing campaign urging customers to “Adopt a Cow”, but there’s something sinister about the way it glosses over the dairy industry’s cruelty.

The 36-year-old’s pointless death highlights the dangers of participating in bullfighting, but the true victims are always the bulls themselves.

No one will suffer for these inhalation tests, and that’s a breath of fresh air.

The new bill, supported by 83 per cent of Czech people, will spare approximately 20,000 minks and foxes a year immense suffering at the hands of the fur industry.

PETA US representatives attended Prada and Hermès shareholder meetings to highlight the ways in which animals are tormented and killed to produce their “luxury” items.

Scotland has become the first country in the UK to introduce legislation banning wild-animal circuses.

The chickens are packed into a shed so tightly that many appear to have lost their feathers because of stress, inadequate nutrition, or injuries.

After years of campaigning by PETA Germany, the Administrative Court of Lüneburg has ruled that Robby the chimpanzee be moved to an accredited sanctuary.

This decision will spare countless gentle rabbits a life of misery in cramped factory-farm cages and a terrifying death at the abattoir.