Christmas

It’s common sense, really – a crowded shopping centre at the busiest time of year is no place for a wild animal.

Make sure you purchase presents this year that don’t come with a hidden price tag for animals with our handy guide of dos and don’ts.

Its much-anticipated Christmas ad campaign has been received with excitement, with Monty, the ad’s penguin star, winning over the hearts of Christmas shoppers.

Millions of people in the UK this year will be enjoying a delicious cruelty-free Christmas dinner, one in which the centrepiece isn’t the carcass of an animal.

Two of them are related, two made their name in music and two have a talent for fashion – but what all these compassionate stars share is being meat-free.

Jesus’ message is one of love and compassion, yet there is nothing loving or compassionate about factory farms and slaughterhouses, where billions of animals live miserably and die violent deaths.

This holiday, take a tip from the stars – extend the season of goodwill and compassion to animals by leaving them off your plate.

How would children feel if Spot and Fluffy were stuffed and roasted for Christmas?

PETA wish you a meowy Catmas and a hoppy New Year!

PETA’s Sexy Santas were outside Fortnum & Mason yesterday with a little gift for shoppers.