PETA UK

Recent articles revealing that cloned meat has entered the UK food supply have sparked a debate concerning the potential health risks of eating flesh from cloned animals.

Shoppers and passers-by in Nottingham’s Old Market Square were treated to the sight of two gorgeous PETA “mermaids” in front of the fountain.

Anyone driving along the Great Northern Road in Aberdeen earlier this month could not have missed a huge billboard which read, “Are You Overcompensating for Something?”.

It isn’t surprising that scientists recently “discovered” that pigs have feelings.

Whoever came up with the idea of hosting a “silent disco” at London Zoo must have a severe compassion deficit when it comes to the needs of animals.

From now, around the entire world, the standard way of testing for skin irritation will be to use high-tech, modern methods – the rabbits will be spared.

The decision to ban the nation’s last remaining stag hunt, the Ward Union hunt, came shortly after PETA sent a letter to Ireland’s Labour Party.

Most people know that raising animals for food is grossly inefficient; whilst animals eat large quantities of grain, they produce only small amounts of meat, dairy products or eggs.

PETA – and everyone who cares about animals worldwide – is elated that the Catalan Parliament has banned bullfighting.

Black or brown – why are any bears killed for their fur when we’re in the 21st century and synthetic materials can be used?