PETA UK

The world’s largest animal testing programme – which has already killed an estimated 200,000 animals – is killing tens of thousands more animals than the law says it should.

At least 41 people suffered injuries during Pamplona’s San Fermin festival this year.

Within a few short hours of launching our Sexiest European Vegetarian 2011 competition, we had already received a plethora of great entries from all across Europe.

The statistics for 2010 show a shameful but sadly predictable rise in the number of animals subjected to experiments in the UK.

Former Playboy model Victoria Eisermann handed out free vegan sausages from the Redwood Wholefood Company to Formula 1 racing fans at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Carrefour, the second largest worldwide distributor of bullfight tickets, has made the compassionate decision to drop sales of tickets to bullfighting events in France.

PETA’s Proggy Awards (“Proggy” is for “progress”) recognise animal-friendly achievements in commerce and culture.

After years of campaigning, demonstrations and online advocacies by animal rights groups across Spain, Europe and other countries worldwide – Catalonia voted to ban bullfighting in the entire region.

Following the tragedy of police dogs who died after being left in a hot vehicle, we sent a letter to Commissioner at New Scotland Yard.

PETA “ravers” crashed the festivities at the biggest Canada Day celebration held outside Canada’s borders at Trafalgar Square.