The Latest Breaking News from Peta

A soul-crushing sight met PETA fieldworkers one frigid February day: Minnie, a black pit bull who had spent her short, miserable life chained outside, was dead. Her bone-thin body was still tethered to a tree when they found her. Five other dogs on the property were chained, penned or both,…

To many animal advocates, the day after Thanksgiving has long been known as “Fur-Free Friday.” Compassionate people have held demonstrations, used donated fur coats as bedding for injured or orphaned wildlife, given unwanted furs to homeless people—the only ones with any legitimate excuse for wearing fur—and much more. But now…

"It's inspiring countless people to celebrate the season of peace and goodwill with a nut roast"

The ad will be played at cinemas across Manchester for Christmas

So many turkeys are killed for Thanksgiving each year—about 46 million in America alone—that some Americans refer to the holiday as “Turkey Day.” They fixate on the taste of turkey flesh and place the bird’s basted corpse at the center of the table, as if the mass slaughter of an…

The campaign group continues to target the wool industry, which it believes causes unneccessary harm and suffering to sheep

King Charles branded the food 'torture in a tin' and his move has now been applauded by an animal rights group who will send the King a hamper of 'faux gras' made by vegan chef as a thank you

The animal rights group praised the monarch for removing "despicable" foie gras from his royal residences

King Charles had previoulsy banned it from his residences as Prince of Wales

The game’s creative director has responded to claims that it depicts cruelty against animals.

As a gesture of gratitude, the group is sending the king a hamper of ‘faux gras’ made by vegan chef Alexis Gauthier.