Recent News

Tourism-Fuelled Animal Abuse on the Gili Islands in Indonesia

Small, exhausted horses are being worked to death hauling backpackers, honeymooners, and other tourists.

Take Action! Cats Being Killed for Fur Coats

Did that fur coat have a collar? Every year, countless cats—some of them wearing collars—are abducted and hanged, bled, or strangled for fur.

Reward for Information About Person Who Tied Dog to Train Tracks in South Africa

PETA is offering a reward of up to R50,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction on cruelty-to-animals charges of the person responsible for this crime.

This Lion at a Philippine Zoo Is Blind Because of a ‘Breeding Mistake’

According to zoo officials at Maasin Zoo in Iloilo, southern Philippines, Lyka—a lion at the facility—is blind because of a “breeding mistake.”

Man Dragging a Dog Behind His Motorbike Is Yet Another Reason Why China Needs an Animal-Protection Law

Dogs in China are at risk of enduring all sorts of horrors—from the country’s dog-meat and dog-leather industries to vicious attacks like this one.

This Is Sick: Man Kidnaps Stranded Dolphin From a Beach in China and Drives Off

This is sad and outrageous. Chinese netizens are horrified and furious at the man’s actions.

Metro Manila: Love Beer and Animals? Come to Pints for Pups!

PETA is hosting an awesome night of craft beer tasting on May 31 to help raise funds for its spay/neuter program, which serves animals in impoverished communities.

Art Installation Draws Attention to the Plight of Bears in Circuses

More than 80 of the world’s most caring actors and artists have helped PETA create beautiful bear-protection pieces.

Outraged Internet Agrees With PETA: Chaining Monkey Is Disturbing and Cruel

We’ve shown that animals are hanged from their necks and beaten into performing, but this spectacle is just as creepy as it is cruel.

How Your Soy Latte Can Help Dogs and Cats in the Philippines

Café Local Edition, based in Manila, is showcasing some of the animals PETA has helped through its spay/neuter program. The exhibit is on display through May 24.