PETA UK

Just in time for Father’s Day, we had the chance to talk to animal rights advocate and super dad Alistair Currie.

Canadian officials are reporting that 2011’s seal slaughter saw one of the lowest numbers of seals killed in recorded history – less than 10 percent of the 400,000-seal maximum.

It’s World Oceans Day, and so today, we’re devoting our blog to the millions of individual fish and marine animals who suffer needlessly at human hands.

Narrated by Morgan Freeman, Born to Be Wild 3D follows the lives of orphaned orangutans and elephants and the extraordinary people who rescue, protect and rehabilitate them.

Model Celt from Superior Model Management appeared as “Mother Earth” in central Edinburgh today, just in time for World Environment Day.

The plans to build two rabbit-breeding farms in East Bridgford and Granby in Nottinghamshire have been shelved, thanks in large part to the many objections the council received.

PETA, alongside the majority of UK animal protection organisations, has signed a joint letter to David Cameron calling him to reverse his decision not to ban animals in circuses.

In recognition of his efforts to help animals, kind-hearted teen Chris Ware has been given a PETA Compassionate Kid Award.

After being contacted by PETA and a number of their patrons, the Royal Shakespeare Company and its Rooftop Restaurant have agreed to end their sale of foie gras.

Last week, a report was published examining whether certain non-animal toxicity tests would be fully developed in time to replace animal tests in 2013.