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Despite public outrage last year over a tired, suffering elephant who was forced to give rides and a handler who was seen forcefully jerking a camel to stand—even though he appeared to be in desperate need of rest—The Big E fair in Massachusetts plans to exploit elephants and camels again this year, beginning on September 13. Please call the Eastern States Exposition, which operates the fair, at 413-737-2443 and let us know how your call went.
In a resounding victory, the Long Island town of Islip, New York, has denied chicken killer Joseph Rosario's application to build a chicken slaughterhouse there after hundreds came out to speak up for the lives of these intelligent, inquisitive, and loving animals.
We're determined to deliver dozens of life-changing PETA doghouses to neglected dogs with little protection from summer heat and storms. Will you help?
Our new resource compiles appalling statistics on some of the animals used in experiments in colleges and universities across the country.
Today is #DontBuyBettaFish Day, and we're debunking common misconceptions about betta fish. They're stacked on Petco's shelves like merchandise and forced to live in scarcely a couple of inches of water, even though scores of customers have complained of finding dead, sick, and injured bettas floating in filthy water. Help spread awareness of this issue and urge Petco to stop selling betta fish by sharing our alert on Facebook today.
Hot weather is still in full force, and it's a powerful reminder that summer is not yet over—so stay active by grabbing some PETA gear and speaking up for animals on all your summer adventures.
For years, nearly every commercial airline in the world has refused to fly monkeys from other countries to the U.S. in order to be tormented and killed in laboratories. Now, a trade group representing animal experimenters is attempting to force four airlines to transport monkeys to laboratories.
Animals exploited by humans don't get summer vacations. Learn how you can take action to help them this summer.
Every summer, reports surface of dogs who die in hot weather. Knowing the signs of heatstroke could save a dog's life.
Animals in the fur industry are gassed, electrocuted, poisoned, or sometimes even skinned alive. You support these cruel practices when you buy fur.
After a harrowing day for this sweet bovine, she landed safely back on land, thanks to a team of rescuers who refused to give up.
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