Every vegan burger sold is one less meal that fuels the suffering and slaughter of cows. Delicious vegan burgers prove that no animal must lose their life for a satisfying bite. Tell these chains it’s time to give customers the compassionate vegan burger they’re craving.
After hearing from PETA and our supporters, Taiwan adopted some of the world’s strongest enforcement measures for laboratories that experiment on animals! This is a major victory. Read more and take the next step: ask Taiwan companies to stop killing animals in pointless experiments.
Thanks to PETA’s exposé and the New York Post’s spotlight, brands are rapidly dropping badger hair brushes—proof that exposing cruelty can spark industry wide change.
Lifestyle brand Vera Bradley has stopped selling their products at this grim store, where three black bears—Daisy, River, and Dolly—are kept captive in a pit and denied everything it means to be a bear.
The Tomorrowland music festival claims to “shape a better tomorrow,” yet still serves animal-derived foods that come from individuals who don’t get a tomorrow. Urge the festival to align its values with its actions by going fully vegan by 2027.
A hidden trade linked to labs is driving suffering, risk, and the possibility of extinction. But a major shift may be on the way—if Congress supports this landmark legislation.
An investigator found sheep kicked, struck with metal tools, bleeding, and even left with maggot infested wounds at a farm tied to H&M’s “responsible” wool supply chain. Calling this “responsible” is an insult to both animals and customers.
Cows have been spotted nudging open gates, lifting latches, and pumping water with surprising precision—calmly working each “tool” with their mouths or horns like patient problem solvers. In studies, cows learned to press levers or panels for food rewards and retained their skills long term.
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