Fish

Hundreds of thousands of salmon on farms in Scotland have been found suffering from various diseases, infestations, and injuries — more proof that fish suffer in the food industry. This abuse isn’t limited to salmon or to Scotland — all animals killed for their flesh endure terrible cruelty. The only way to end this suffering is to go vegan.

While vegan and vegetarian diets are both becoming increasingly popular, they differ in important ways.

By going vegan you can help prevent the destruction of marine environments and save countless fish and other sea animals from an excruciating death.

The Scottish actor and long-time PETA supporter sent Argyll and Bute Council a package of vegan caviar to highlight the availability of delicious, cruelty-free alternatives.

This ruling will put an end to the cruel practice of plunging live lobsters into pots of boiling water – a process that has been described as “torture”.

Research has shown that fish can feel distress and pain, yet we kill billions of them every year.

Ever thought about where caviar comes from? The reality is pretty disgusting.

Disgusting video shows live prawns being injected with jelly to make them look more appetising in the supermarket.

Recent investigations point to grave human rights abuses in the global shrimp processing industry.

The latest figures from Scotland reveal that salmon farmers are harming seals as well as fish.