PETA ‘Catmonger’ Reminds Public Eating Fish Is No Different
If you wouldn’t eat a cat, why eat a fish?
Read MorePETA ‘Catmonger’ Reminds Public Eating Fish Is No Different
If you wouldn’t eat a cat, why eat a fish?
Read More‘The Writing Is on the Wall’: Bird Flu Warning From PETA
More than 1.8 million Australian birds have already been killed in an attempt to contain the circulating H7 strains.
Read MorePETA Invades David Jones to Protest Against Wild-Animal Skins
We know David Jones agrees that stealing the skin of wild animals is cruel and terrible for the planet, because bosses have told us they don’t use them in …
Read MoreThe Legislation to Ban Live-Sheep Exports Has Passed
Last night, the Senate passed legislation that will end the live export of sheep by May 2028.
Read MoreSee Crabs in a Whole New Light With a Video That’s ‘Shore’ to Astound You
Can fish sing? How do elephants communicate? Why do all animals deserve our respect? Learn the answers to these and other questions in PETA President Ingrid Newkirk’s New York Times–bestselling …
Read MoreThe “100% Plant Wool” logo is designed to highlight clothing, accessories, and home decor goods made of natural, plant-based alternatives to animal-derived wool.
Read MoreWill Woolshed Change Its Name to ‘Woolshit’?
There’s no place for woolsheds in the green, kind future we all want.
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Read MoreTell Woolies to Stop Supporting Monkey Abuse in the Thai Coconut Industry
Woolworths is still refusing to do the right thing by moving its coconut milk supply chain out of Thailand.
Read MoreLa Trobe University Bans Near-Drowning Test to Study Depression or Anxiety
Following conversations with PETA entities, La Trobe University officials have agreed to prohibit the use of the forced swim test to model human depression, anxiety disorders, and their treatment.
Read MoreBackyard Netting Is Lethal for Native Animals – Here’s How You Can Help!
Netting can be deadly for animals such as flying foxes and birds, as thousands of them become entangled each year.
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