Dear Friend,
Terrified cats were huddled together in a rusty cage dreading the moment someone would buy them for slaughter. Live frogs were piled on top of each other in bags next to the mutilated bodies of those killed before them.
Chickens with open wounds were bound tightly together, crying out as other animals' blood pooled on the floor below them.
PETA Asia found these and other horrors at "wet markets" earlier this year, mere weeks after a growing pandemic introduced the term to much of the world.
Live-animal markets, like the one in China where the novel coronavirus is thought to have originated, are still operating—both in the U.S. and around the world. I hope you'll take action NOW to help us shut down all such markets before the next deadly disease has a chance to take root—and to help animals destined to be slaughtered.
Please, help keep PETA's work to close live-animal markets and stop the suffering of animals used for their flesh going strong by making a special gift today.
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