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P!nk Would ‘Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur’

One of the most talented, hard-working entertainers on the planet also happens to be a true friend to animals. P!nk is known for being super-comfortable in her own skin – so …

The Environmental Cost of Australian Live Export

Australian live export has seldom been out of the public eye in recent years, with footage of cattle mistreatment in Indonesia, sheep abuse in Turkey, and the recent tragedy …

PETA’s Herd Of ‘Animals’ Greets Pope Francis

Among the millions of supporters gathered to celebrate Pope Francis’ arrival in the Philippines were a “seal,” a “kangaroo,” a “cow,” an “elephant”. Why were the animals rushing to welcome the …

Nominjin: Behind Bars for Bunnies

Sizzling Mongolian singer-songwriter Nominjin is in the slammer! The award-winning, internationally renowned performer—who sings in nine languages and has been featured on albums alongside John Lennon, Norah Jones, and …

Authorities Crack Down on Bird Abusers

Taiwanese officials have come down hard on cruel and illegal pigeon-racing clubs—the most extreme, most deadly, and most crime-ridden in the world.

The Animals of Typhoon Hagupit

For everyone concerned about the animals affected by Typhoon Hagupit, PETA Asia is monitoring the situation and stands ready to help all animals in need. PETA has a campaigns office in …

Killed for a Coat: Chinese Fur Farm Horrors

Frozen with fear, caged raccoon dogs watch helplessly as fur farmers make their way down the long row of cages, yanking animals out.

‘The Panda’s Friend’ Unveils PETA Ad in Chengdu

As the 2014–15 Chinese Basketball Association season gets into full swing, former NBA player The Panda’s Friend launched a new ad for PETA at Raffles City in Chengdu to …

Which ‘Beauty’ Company Has an Ugly Secret to Hide?

No amount of concealer can cover up Revlon’s latest black eye. The company was once a mainstay on PETA U.S.’ list of companies that don’t test on animals, but two …

Your Deadly Neighborhood Fight Club

Roosters, horses, dogs, and other animals are pitted against each other and forced to fight, often to the point of death—all for the “amusement” of onlookers, who make bets …