Students Opposing Speciesism (SOS) is a PETA-backed revolt led by young people who are speaking out about the horrors that animals endure as a result of human supremacy. See how they're leading the fight for animal liberation, get involved, and share this information with students you know.
Support hardworking organizations that are providing animals in various parts of the world with food, water, and urgent veterinary care during the pandemic by giving generously to the Global Compassion Fund today.
New investigative footage reveals blood, rotting flesh, terrified cats and frogs, and other deplorable sights at Asian "wet markets," which are still open despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
A pandemic won't stop us from taking action to help animals. With window posters and lawn signs, you can encourage your neighbors and social media contacts to do their part to help prevent the spread of zoonotic diseases and end speciesist habits that exploit animals.
With schools closed during the coronavirus outbreak, now is the perfect time to rethink lesson plans and help end animal dissection in schools. The point of biology class is to equip students with a functional understanding of anatomy and physiology—neither of which requires dissecting animals. Join PETA in the push for superior, humane, non-animal teaching methods in schools.
Did you know that Chewy.com is owned by PetSmart—the massive pet store chain that's notorious for selling animals who are wild-caught, captive-bred, and distributed by cruel suppliers? During the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, please, shop from online retailers that don't exploit live animals.
Ex–SeaWorld CEO Gustavo Antorcha called it quits after just seven months. Serge Rivera lasted less time than that. This is SeaWorld's moment to do the right thing and win back hundreds of thousands of families who don't want to see marine mammals trapped inside cramped tanks—will the new interim CEO do right by animals?
Before "Joe Exotic" fled G.W. Zoo, PETA was able to get 39 tigers and other animals away from the "Tiger King" and into reputable sanctuaries, where they're all thriving.
Hens were beaten and gassed. Some of the survivors were confined alongside their rotting cagemates for days on end, which exposed them to disease and put them at risk of infection. If you buy eggs from a Kroger store, they might have come from this company.
COVID-19 has shown that exploiting animals for food has disastrous consequences, but exploiting them for any reason is wrong. The badger-hair industry is still keeping badgers inside cramped cages and killing them for brushes that could be made using synthetic options. Urge companies to drop badger hair and switch to vegan materials.
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