Demonstrations

This morning, bubbly vegan activists Chloe-Jasmine and Ken helped us to mark World Water Week in traditional PETA style.

Could you eat 20 kg of corn in one day? That’s the human equivalent of what ducks and geese have rammed down their throats daily on foie gras farms.

Bulls die bloody deaths in Pamplona. At the ‘running of the bulls’, animals are herded staright to the bullfighting arena. Our striking protest highlights the cruelty.

Every year, in the city of Pamplona in northern Spain, there’s a massacre.

The limp, blood-spattered corpse of a dead goose serves as an upsetting reminder of where foie gras really comes from.

Online, offline, on the streets, at our office or from their homes, our volunteers help us out in a huge number of ways.

In outfits cunningly fashioned from lettuce leaves, PETA volunteers tempted passers-by at Manchester’s Piccadilly Gardens yesterday with free vegan sausages.

As bullfighters in Alès, France, were preparing to execute 18 bulls during the town’s annual Ascension Festival, compassionate people came together to protest against it.

PETA gave Fortnum & Mason the shameful award of Cruellest Retailer as a result of its sale of foie gras.

Glamorous PETA volunteers rolled out a red carpet outside Fortnum & Mason’s Piccadilly store in order to present the medal of dishonour – the Award for Cruellest Retailer.