Many people worldwide now have questions about the meat industry's role in the COVID-19 outbreak and whether meat consumption is safe. PETA has answers.
If you have the means, please keep our work for animals going strong during the uncertain weeks ahead by donating right now—even $3 can make a difference during this hectic time.
These monkeys at Johns Hopkins University laboratories tore out their own hair, likely from stress, and some have untreated medical conditions. Experimenters treat the monkeys like laboratory tools, rather than viewing them as intelligent, loving animals who are capable of feeling pain, anxiety, and depression and who deserve to be free.
To help people cope with fear and anxiety over the coronavirus, PETA is offering something to smile about by sharing some rare good news about COVID-19.
Australian actor Arianwen Parkes-Lockwood presents the heartbreaking story of one sheep who was repeatedly mutilated, stomped on, and finally killed for wool. Spread the word—wool is not just a haircut. 😢
If COVID-19 has you stuck at home, there's no better time to read the book that BookAuthority has deemed one of the best animal behavior books of all time.
Schools are shutting down experiments and killing animals who apparently weren't considered "critical" to the testing in the first place. Animals should never be treated like disposable laboratory equipment.
PETA members and supporters took action, sending more than 250,000 e-mails to Chrysler—and it worked! This huge victory wouldn't have been achieved without kind folks like you. However, dogs are still being forced to run in this deadly race, so let's keep the momentum going and urge Millennium Hotels and Resorts to do the same.
Deadly viruses, devastating forest fires, accelerating climate change—eating animals has apocalyptic consequences. This is the year to go vegan, and PETA has a free vegan starter kit waiting just for you.
The "Share the World" kit is perfect for teaching elementary school students the Golden Rule as well as the importance of compassion and empathy. You can order the kit or simply download the curriculum online, making this resource perfect for both classrooms and teaching children right at home.
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