The Latest Breaking News from Peta

Peta says ‘conservation is a con’ but zoos point to their role as educators despite evidence children learn little from them

Based on a complaint given by the Cruelty Response Co-ordinator of People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, the Nazarbad police has registred an FIR

Ann Dunn was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics after being mauled by dogs

Hare coursing is a type of blood sport where dogs are trained to chase, catch, and kill hares

The action aims to urge the travel provider to drop marine parks that withhold dolphins from holiday packages

It will also check on nine other elephants leased out by Assam, says court

There were multiple protests in Dublin today with hundreds of people taking to the streets

The liberation of 4,000 beagles from deplorable conditions last month at Envigo's breeding and research facility in Virginia raised uncomfortable questions about the use of animals in scientific research. Beagles, it turns out, lend themselves to research because they are sweet, docile and small. Ugh.

Kittens clinging to the top of a patio umbrella surrounded by rising floodwaters. A dog balancing on a floating bookshelf. Chihuahuas stuck under a collapsed house. Chickens trapped in submerged coops. A dog whose paws were badly burned. These are just a few of the animals PETA fieldworkers have rescued…