[ad_1] After hearing from PETA about the cruel treatment of animals exploited in circuses — where it’s standard practice to beat, shock, chain, and whip elephants, tigers, and other animals in order to intimidate them into performing confusing, uncomfortable, and even painful tricks — Dukal Corporation will stop producing bandages that feature images of animals […]
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[ad_1] Did you know that boxers are genetically predisposed to 76 different health conditions, according to research compiled by the Royal Veterinary College in London? Boxers descend from two types of “bull biter” breeds who were used to chase, catch, and hold large wild animals, like deer and boars until hunters arrived to kill them.
Humans Say Boxers Are ‘Cute,’ but Can They Breathe? Read More »
[ad_1] After PETA advocated for five months for our right to speak up in defense of cows, Wyoming’s Jackson Hole Airport finally yielded! Our “Cruelty Doesn’t Fly” ad will be featured in a brochure rack at the airport through June 2023. This is a win for our free speech rights as well as animal rights.
Win for Free Speech! Jackson Hole Airport Surrenders Read More »
[ad_1] Thanks to PETA, 2022 has been a bad year for roadside zoos, abusive animal exhibitors, seedy mall aquariums, and other businesses that exploit animals for profit. Our work has led to massive, groundbreaking victories for animals used for entertainment this year, including coordinating the biggest roadside zoo rescue in PETA’s history and taking down
22 Victories for Animals Used for Entertainment in 2022 Read More »
[ad_1] A critically endangered black rhino or eastern two-horned rhino was born behind the scenes at Safari Park Dvur Králové in Czech Republic. It’s the first birth for mom Molly, but she is taking good care of her young female calf. The Safari Park is a world power in the breeding of these animals and
A Critically Endangered Baby Black Rhino Has Been Born Read More »
[ad_1] For Immediate Release:December 20, 2022 Contact:David Perle 202-483-7382 Melrose, Fla. – PETA has just reviewed a newly released eight-page penalty notification from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) revealing that the agency has fined local outfit Single Vision $8,850 for 18 alleged violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA) from May 2019 to
Feds Wallop Local Roadside Zoo Over Years of Animal Mistreatment Read More »
[ad_1] Misery for camels and a donkey at St Barnabus Church in Dulwich this Christmas Eve – Animal Aid Skip to content Home News Misery for camels and a donkey at St Barnabus Church in Dulwich this Christmas Eve Posted on the 20th December 2022 It is not only reindeer who are used for ‘entertainment’
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[ad_1] The Staten Island Zoo is happy to announce the birth of a Southern tamandua, Ernest. Ernest was born on Novemeber 11th to first time mom CJ, who was also born at SIZ, and dad Gus. Full name Ernest Johnson, Ernie was lovingly named after his grandpa tamandua, EJ, a beloved long-time resident of the
Check Out The Tongue On That Baby Tamandua! Read More »
[ad_1] Catch this wonderful message from Kharkiv, Ukraine. Animal Rescue Kharkiv (ARK) has been pulling animals out of shelled buildings and rescuing abandoned cats and dogs in eastern Ukraine since the war started. It provides veterinary care even though large sections of its clinic were reduced to rubble as a result of being hit by
Video: Animal Refugees Treated in New Vet Clinic Read More »
[ad_1] For Immediate Release:December 19, 2022 Contact:Tasgola Bruner 202-483-7382 Atlanta – Armed with recently obtained documents from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealing that highly pathogenic agents—including one classified as a bioterrorism agent—regularly enter the U.S. in shipments of monkeys imported for laboratory experiments, PETA has called on Daniel Jernigan, acting director
Monkey Imported for Lab Infected With Bioterrorism Pathogen, PETA Finds; CDC Silent Read More »
