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Experimenters may infect animals with Zika virus or tuberculosis, electrocute them, or drill holes in their skulls before killing them. All these nightmarish procedures are legal in Britain.

Forcibly impregnating cows and stealing their babies may be just another day on the job for dairy farmers, but it doesn’t have to be this way.

A concerned tourist was repeatedly punched in the face while attempting to film donkey abuse, prompting PETA to call on the mayor of Mijas to ban animal rides.

Sea animals are suffocated or cut open in the fishing industry, and they’re not the only ones who suffer – modern slavery is rampant.

After hearing from PETA entities and over 115,000 supporters, airline Maleth Aero has agreed to stop flying monkeys to their death in laboratories.

PETA activists drank “milk” from the udder of a life-size cow statue to protest against the cruel dairy industry and highlight how unnatural it is to drink the milk of another species.

Did you know that fish pedicures are still legal in the UK, even though the practice has been banned in many parts of Canada, Europe, and the US?

See the latest action in PETA’s campaign urging LVMH to stop selling wildlife skins.

Monkeys deserve better. Experimenting on these sensitive, intelligent animals in the search for a treatment for Parkinson’s disease is unethical, wasteful, and dangerous.

Marches, demonstrations, and other events happen around the globe on World Day for the End of Speciesism – here are 10 actions you can take to get involved.