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Ahead of World Day for Animals in Laboratories on the 24th April, “grim reapers” haunted the University of Bristol for intentionally stressing rats in the cruel forced swim test and then killing them.

PETA’s exposés of the exotic-skins industry have found sensitive beings crammed into filthy pits, hacked apart, and left to die. People have had enough.

The Oscar-winning actor joins 30,000 people who want the university to stop the cruel tests.

PETA has erected giant billboards near defence minister Ben Wallace’s constituency calling out his BEAR-faced lies.

Scottish GPs, nutritionists, and plant-based health professionals have joined PETA in urging NHS Scotland to switch to vegan catering in hospitals.

It’s up to each one of us to help spare animals being used in cruel tests. These animals need 1 million of us to join Lordi and PETA.

Every year, parents across the UK give in to “Easter bunny” temptation and buy a rabbit for their children, vastly underestimating the amount of care these animals require. 

The total number of horses who have died as a result of the Grand National Festival since 2010 has now risen to 32.

Filthy fur farms make fertile ground for the spread of pathogens. To protect minks and humans, they need to be banned.

In an ad campaign shot by renowned photographer Rankin, Simon Pegg shows off the world’s first faux bear fur and calls on the Ministry of Defence to go fur-free.