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Archives for December 2012

  • Dec
  • 31

A Resolution for Cat People

Posted by Paula Moore at 8:25 AM | Permalink | 1 Comment


I would like to propose a simple resolution that requires almost no effort and will prevent countless animals from suffering: Keep your cats indoors. Allowing cats to roam outside unsupervised puts both them and other animals in peril.

Case in point: In 2011 a cat miraculously survived a terrifying four-hour, 200-mile trek under the …

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  • Dec
  • 28

See What PETA Accomplished for Animals in 2012—Now on to 2013!

Posted by Jeff Mackey at 5:55 AM | Permalink | No Comments


It was a truly great year for PETA—and for the many animals whose lives were improved and saved by the string of victories won over the past 12 months, all made possible by the vital support of its treasured members.

A new year means new opportunities to help animals, and we all hope 2013 brings even more brilliant victories—but to make that happen, PETA needs everyone to offer …

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  • Dec
  • 27

Easy, Useful, and Doable: My New Year's Resolution

Posted by Ingrid Newkirk at 6:01 AM | Permalink | No Comments


Ordinarily, resolutions are far too ambitious. I mean, isn't it pretty unreasonable to give up chocolate, especially the kind with hazelnuts in it? And if you buy an exercise bike, chances are, before long, it's going to end up as a place to hang your laundry when the dryer is broken, or it'll be posted on Craigslist.

So, why not …

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  • Dec
  • 26

'No-kill' is no solution to animal homelessness

Posted by Guest Blogger at 9:06 AM | Permalink | No Comments


Last year, a family called PETA seeking help for their dying cat. The cat was elderly, rail thin, cold to the touch, moaning and too weak even to lift his head. Despite his hopeless condition, a local "no-kill" shelter had refused to help him because the family could not afford the mandatory 40-dollar surrender fee.

That's just one example …

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  • Dec
  • 24

Make Your 2013 Resolutions Animal-Friendly

Posted by Guest Blogger at 4:44 PM | Permalink | 1 Comment


Out with the old and in with the new! New Year's resolutions are all about the chance to start over and do things differently. You have an opportunity to make this year count for animals by dedicating one of your resolutions to helping them. Pick one or all of these resolutions and you'll be on the right track to a …

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  • Dec
  • 21

PETA Takes on the NRA

Posted by Ingrid Newkirk at 7:47 PM | Permalink | No Comments


In a recent appeal to hunters to support gun control in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, NPR sports commentator Frank DeFord called hunting "a perfectly reasonable sports hobby." But not one of those placating words describes hunting accurately. A "perfectly reasonable sports hobby" is flag football or even ping pong — not a pastime …

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  • Dec
  • 20

How the Food Movement Is Gaining Strength

Posted by Guest Blogger at 5:22 PM | Permalink | 1 Comment



This article originally appeared on The Huffington Post and was written by noted writer and speaker Ocean Robbins, who also co-hosts The Food Revolution Network with his father, Diet for a New America author John Robbins.

PETA Prime is offering a special chance for you to win a copy of the 25th anniversary edition …

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