This Week in PETA’s Work to Stop Animal Tests
Across the country and around the world, PETA is exposing animal suffering in laboratories—and pushing decision-makers to replace cruel experiments with state-of-the-art, human-relevant science.
A veterinarian’s take on the Iditarod
Multiple studies have shown that the Iditarod and other endurance races have severe health impacts on dogs, writes veterinarian Dr. R. Mason Payne.
See the Progress You’re Powering: February Staff Meeting Highlights
This video is a behind-the-scenes look at what your support helps achieve for animals every day.
3 Ways PETA Is Leading the Global Campaign to End Tests on Animals This Week
Every week, PETA pushes the world another step closer to ending the use of animals in cruel, archaic experiments—and replacing them with superior, human-relevant science.
Compassionate CEO Profile: Loren Lewin on Creating a Safer, Kinder Home for Animals
Loren Lewin of Companion Candles shares how clean‑burning, cruelty‑free candles help create safer homes for animal companions.
Syed Rizvi’s Legacy of Compassion for Animals
Syed Abulbar Rizvi, a founding member of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and a lifelong advocate…
Retirement gave me time, saving animals gave me purpose.
Retirement made me stop and ask a serious question: What can I do now that will have a lasting impact?
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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