COVID-19

As we all feel the stress of being confined to our own homes, we’re getting a small glimpse of the lives of those held captive until their dying day.

Following the spread of a mutation of the novel coronavirus to humans on a Danish fur farm, Denmark has announced plans to kill up to 17 million minks.

As COVID-19 infects workers at the Suffolk meat plant, PETA calls for the facility to shut down.

As COVID-19 cases rise, PETA urges people to make the connection between animal exploitation and human suffering.

With the spread of the coronavirus linked to the meat industry, PETA is urging people to protect workers and animals by going vegan.

Here are some examples of the innovative, cutting-edge, human-relevant methods researchers are using to study the novel coronavirus.

Coronavirus risk, cruelty to animals – filthy fur and reptile farms need to be shut down.

Across the UK, hundreds of workers at meat-processing plants and abattoirs have tested positive for COVID-19.

Check out the winner of our poster design competition – and learn more about why we’re calling for a vegan future to prevent animal suffering and protect the environment.

With deadly viruses linked to captive wildlife, PETA Netherlands stresses the need to shut down fur farms immediately.