PETA UK

Breeding, the Kennel Club, Crufts – what does it all mean for the dogs we love so much?

PETA’s headline-grabbing call for people to stop using the word “pet” is leading to interesting discussions online – here’s what it’s all about.

As the battle for control over women’s bodies wages on, feminists are rising up in defence of female reproductive rights. What does it mean, then, when women take another female’s eggs from her?

PETA asks children’s book publisher Usborne Publishing to foster empathy for animals in young readers by updating its popular series to use inclusive language.

We must welcome any initiative that aims to reduce the suffering of animals. However, everyone can act with compassion and fairness, whether the law requires us to or not.

With a swirl of bloody feathers encircling her face, the American Beauty and American Pie star speaks out against the suffering of gentle birds in the down industry.

The online fashion platform joins over 160 other brands that have committed to dropping mohair in the wake of PETA’s exposé of cruelty in South Africa’s mohair industry.

Some dog lovers were surprised to learn about PETA’s stance, so we wanted to take this opportunity to explain our position.

Retailers must address the issue of cross-contamination, but avoiding innovative plant-based foods would do more harm than good.

Fur farming has been illegal in Britain for nearly two decades, but cruelly produced fur items are still being imported for sale here.