Lizards’ heads cut off. Crocodiles mutilated. Snakes pumped full of water. Tell New York Fashion Week organizers that there’s nothing fashionable about clothing made from dead animals’ parts.
Experimenter Geoff Ghose cut into monkeys’ scalps and drilled into their skulls at his laboratory at the University of Minnesota. Now, thanks to PETA’s actions, his days of tormenting monkeys are over.
Scorching heat this week could kill chained dogs. With temperatures near 100°F/38°C, a dog straining at her chain can't reach water or shade—your gift rushes relief to her now.
PETA uncovered records revealing that UMass Chan laboratory workers threw live mice in the trash, put newborns in a freezer, and crammed animals into gas chambers.
After pressure from PETA, Universal Orlando is finally shutting down "Animal Actors," a show that used animals supplied by notorious exhibitor Birds & Animals Unlimited.
Initiated by a coalition of Pitzer students, alumni, and faculty, with support from PETA and Angela Davis, a new historic plaque at Pitzer College invites students to pause, reflect, and acknowledge the cows, pigs, chickens, and other animals who spent their lives suffering on factory farms before being killed to be served on campus.
From baby alligators' mouths taped shut to documented open wounds, PETA received disturbing reports from visitors at these hellholes, serving as another reminder that alligators aren’t “attractions” or photo props.
Alligators are attentive mothers, even before their babies hatch! After guarding the nest for months, a mother alligator can hear her babies chirping from inside their eggs. She responds by putting the eggs in her mouth to help crack open any unhatched eggs, and gently carrying her babies to the water in her mouth once they've hatched.
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