Meet Halloween’s Most Misunderstood Animal
Bats may be Halloween icons, but the real animals are intelligent, social, and vital members of their ecosystems. Discover why these misunderstood neighbors deserve respect, not fear.
Your Emergency Go Bag is Only Part of Disaster Preparedness
As extreme weather becomes more common, disaster preparedness means more than stocking supplies. Learn how to include animal companions in your emergency plans and discover one powerful everyday action that can help reduce our impact on the climate crisis.
Who Will Care for Your Animal Companions When You Can’t?
Make your animal companions part of your plans for the future. PETA’s free Animal Companion Planning Packet can help you arrange for their care and consider how a legacy gift can extend your compassion to animals for years to come.
Inside the Mind of ‘Speed Bump’ Cartoonist Dave Coverly
Cartoonist Dave Coverly discusses the rescued dogs who inspired him, the connection between humor and empathy, and his new collection, My Support Dog Ate My Comfort Food.
2, 3, 4 Ingredients: Simple Vegan Recipes From a Dedicated PETA Member
Longtime PETA member Dr. Hinda Avery shares five wonderfully simple vegan recipes made with just two, three, or four main ingredients.
We Took Compassion to Fashion’s Biggest Stage and Found the Future Is Animal-Free
At MAGIC Las Vegas 2026, the PETA-Approved Vegan team connected with companies and witnessed firsthand how vegan innovation is transforming the fashion industry. From vegan leather and faux fur to next-generation plant-based materials, compassionate businesses are proving that style and kindness belong together.
A Simple Way to Create Lasting Change for Animals
Discover simple, flexible ways to create a lasting legacy for animals. PETA’s complimentary guide, Easy Ways to Create Your Legacy, explains how to take the next step with a gift in your will, trust, or beneficiary designation and help animals for years to come.
Help the Orcas—Urge Companies to Sever Their Ties With SeaWorld
Many of the businesses that still promote SeaWorld listen to feedback from their patrons and the public, which means that we need your help to let them know that what they’re doing is wrong.
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