[ad_1] The first ever critically-endangered Sumatran Tiger cubs to be born at Adelaide Zoo have arrived safe, sound and extremely snuggly in the Year of the Tiger. “There’s a whole puddle of stripy little legs, arms and tails in the cubbing den at the moment. It’s the best gift ever,” said an elated Elaine Bensted, […]
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[ad_1] Published December 22, 2022 by Rebecca Maness. Whether it’s innovative cruelty-free meats or vegan versions of iconic snacks, we live for trying the newest items on the market. Having more options on grocery store shelves means there are even more ways to help animals in our daily lives, simply by choosing vegan products. Here
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[ad_1] Monarto Safari Park is pant-hooting with excitement with the arrival of a baby Chimpanzee just in time for Christmas. 28-year-old Chimpanzee, Hannah, gave birth to a healthy boy overnight on 20 December into early 21 December. The announcement was made in an extremely special video message from world-renowned ethologist Dr Jane Goodall DBE. This is particularly
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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.
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[ad_1] For Immediate Release:December 19, 2022 Contact:Nicole Meyer 202-483-7382 Norfolk, Va. – “Smart devices may be smart, but they’re not always honest. Introducing, ‘Truth Mode,’” begins a brand-new 60-second video from PETA that shows smart-device users as they receive alarming—but truthful—answers in response to questions like “Hey Siri, can you help me find an easy
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[ad_1] Levi’s still uses cows’ skin for the patches on its some of its jeans! Send the company the message that cows deserve to live free from harm and that they don’t want to endure confinement, extreme crowding, disease, and food and water deprivation—all before they’re skinned, many while still conscious. Animals aren’t ours to
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[ad_1] For Immediate Release:December 13, 2022 Contact:Nicole Meyer 202-483-7382 Chesapeake, Va. – Today, PETA fired off a letter to Family Pet Center (FPC) owner Corine Cowan, demanding that the store remove deceptive claims on its website that it does not source dogs from puppy mills and that the puppies “are bred in the best conditions
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[ad_1] For Immediate Release:December 13, 2022 Contact:Robin Goist 202-483-7382 Santa Barbara, Calif. – After PETA shared a first-of-its-kind exposé revealing that alpacas used for their wool are roughly shorn, cut open, and left bleeding from deep wounds, Deckers Outdoor Corporation—whose brands include UGG, Koolaburra, Sanuk, HOKA, and Teva—has committed to stop using alpaca wool by
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[ad_1] On November 29, 2022, the popular British publication, The Grocer, published an op-ed by Animal Equality’s UK Executive Director, Abigail Penny about the suffering of farmed fish. By: Abigail Penny, Animal Equality UK Executive Director “As good as any bullet.” The words of a farm manager on a UK pig farm as he was
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[ad_1] For Immediate Release:December 8, 2022 Contact:Tasgola Bruner 202-483-7382 Madison, Wis. – Please see the following statement by PETA Vice President Dr. Alka Chandna regarding the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s recent critical violations of animal welfare regulations: Instead of citing the University of Wisconsin–Madison for violations, the U.S. Department of Agriculture should shut the school’s laboratories
