[ad_1] Have you considered making a switch to ditch speciesism and go vegan in the new year? A resolution that benefits animals—including humans, the planet, and your own health—is a great way to awaken with more kindness, awareness, and sense of purpose on January 1! And going vegan has never been easier, with all the […]
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[ad_1] Not only is PETA the largest animal advocacy organization in the world, we’re also the most engaged-with advocacy organization on social media. We have the highest number of people “liking,” sharing, and commenting on our Facebook posts, Instagram posts, tweets, and TikToks, which means that more people than ever are getting the message to
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[ad_1] Update (December 23, 2022): We did it! The FDA Modernization Act 2.0, added to the omnibus spending bill, was just passed and is now heading to the president’s desk for a signature! The moment the president signs the bill will signal a radical shift in the way drugs and treatments are developed. The U.S.
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[ad_1] Disaster Preparedness The holiday season is upon us, which marks the official start of winter in the United States. A few notable reindeer will brave the frigid conditions on the night of December 24th, but all animals without magical powers need to be kept safe from the incoming cold weather. The Christmas season is
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[ad_1] Taronga Zoo is delighted to announce the recent emergence of an adorable koala joey. The joey is estimated to be approximately eight months old and has been named Sky as a tribute to the joeys father Thunder. The joey, which has recently been identified as a male was born to experienced mum Wattle. This
[ad_1] Mabel the beagle is full of holiday cheer, because she got the greatest gift of all this year: being able to celebrate her first Christmas in a warm, loving home instead of a cold metal cage. Mabel spent seven Christmases imprisoned in a breeding facility in Virginia operated by Envigo, which supplied dogs to
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[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
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[ad_1] Dachshunds may suffer from excruciatingly painful disc disease or other debilitating back problems, skin problems, and other ailments that can cause a lifetime of pain—all because humans like how they look with grotesquely disproportionate legs and backs. Read on for the lowdown on why you should never buy a dachshund, dachshund mix, or any
Is Your Dachshund Sick? Most of Them Are Read More »
[ad_1] Progress! James Svoboda—owner of the now-defunct Sunrise Side Nature Trail and Exotic Park—may be prohibited from exhibiting animals ever again, which would prevent bears, lions, and other animals regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) from suffering in his facility. This move could be the nail in the coffin for Svoboda, whose facility
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[ad_1] During a conference held by Friends of Toki in Miami this week, the CEO of The Dolphin Company—the new owner of the Miami Seaquarium, where the long-suffering orca Lolita (aka Tokitae, Toki, or Sk’aliCh’elh-tenaut) is kept in a tiny tank—confirmed that he is open to the idea of releasing Lolita to a seaside sanctuary.
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