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PETA calls on insiders to report UK farms with sick, injured, abused, neglected, or dying cows.

A new investigation reveals salmon on Scottish farms are diseased, deformed, and being eaten alive by parasites.

If we want a future on this planet, change is needed – and it must happen now.

PETA is celebrating Cornwall Council’s decision to reject a planning application that, if approved, would have seen around 10,000 rabbits a year slaughtered for their flesh and fur.

These eye-opening figures show the often-forgotten yet massive impact of eating meat on water usage.

Following scrutiny over raw sewage pollution, PETA offers Thames Water a way to offset some of its environmental impact.

The Cheltenham Festival is back, which means only one thing: more dead horses.

We can’t bring back the minks, rabbits, and other animals who were cruelly killed for fashion, but we can help people in need.

It’s been five years since the Netherlands first made its anti-vivisection pledge, yet animals continue to suffer in cruel experiments.

In honour of old Paddy, we’ve come up with five simple ways to go green (and help animals!).