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Following a police investigation prompted by a video exposé of shocking abuse and slaughter of horses at an abattoir in South Korea, two workers have been fined for using illegal killing methods. Irish horse Googlette was among the animals killed there.

Did you know that rats can giggle and sing?

At the beginning of the Chinese Year of the Rat, we shine a light on the ways rats suffer in experiments and what you can do to help them.

From today, circus operators across England will no longer be allowed to exploit wild animals in the name of human entertainment.

Thanks to sustained pressure from PETA and our affiliates, Bristol-Myers Squibb has confirmed a ban on the cruel forced swim test.

Right now, an emergency rescue team supported by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund is working to provide animals with food and veterinary care.

Following communication with PETA, King’s College London has become the first-ever academic institution to declare that it has ended near-drowning tests on animals.

Here’s why we all need to take responsibility – and how we can help immediately.

Workers tear off the skin of slaughtered lambs, goat kids, pigs, calves, and deer to produce suede, a type of leather with a napped finish used for clothing, shoes, accessories, and furniture.

Read animalkind to discover revolutionary ways to practise kindness.