Month: November 2018

For the first time in 45 years, PETA has a new president. The post PETA Appoints New President for First Time in 45-Year History, Ushering in a New Era for Animal Liberation appeared first on PETA.

Success! PETA never let up and hundreds of thousands of PETA supporters took action, and now the scientifically flawed marmoset laboratory at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst has closed. The post Victory! PETA Campaign Shuts Down Cruel Marmoset Laboratory at UMass appeared first on PETA.

A man is dead, workers are butchering crocodiles alive, and Hermès is still making crocodile skin bags. Find out what a high-profile trial is exposing about the deadly wild-animal skins trade. The post How Many Have to Die for a Handbag? What a Crocodile Egg Hunter’s Death Reveals About the Wild-Animal Skins Industry appeared first on PETA.

A PETA Asia video reveals how camels suffer when they are used to give rides in Morocco’s tourism industry. The post Why You Should Avoid Camel Rides in Morocco appeared first on PETA.

A landmark bill to protect baby monkeys from being torn from their mothers is gaining momentum in Massachusetts. Here’s how PETA is driving it forward. The post Stating the Obvious to Massachusetts Legislators: Baby Monkeys Need Their Mothers appeared first on PETA.