Millennium Hotels and Resorts Drop Support for the Iditarod After 30 Years
The Singaporean conglomerate says “enough” to the deadly Iditarod.
Read MoreMillennium Hotels and Resorts Drop Support for the Iditarod After 30 Years
The Singaporean conglomerate says “enough” to the deadly Iditarod.
Read MoreVictory! Phuket Zoo Is Finally Closing Its Doors
Phuket Zoo—which has been described as hell on Earth for animals—is finally closing down because of financial concerns.
Read MoreVictory! MR DIY Have Permanently Closed Their Store in Pata Mall
MR DIY have announced that they have permanently closed their store in Pata Mall, home to the decrepit Pata Zoo, thanks to pressure from PETA.
Read MorePETA Australia Challenges Horse-Whipping Cruelty in Groundbreaking Legal Battle
See how PETA Australia lawyers are helping horses on a small island and how it may lead to earth-shattering effects around the world.
Read MoreYour Fun Hurts: New Ad Campaign Shows Dark Side of Animal Circuses
This thought-provoking and vibrant ad campaign contrasts the pageantry of a circus with the misery of the animals who are forced to perform in it.
Read MorePatrons Mock Seemingly Agitated Lion in Lebanese Zoo Enclosure (Viral Video)
Lions should be in the wild, where they can roam with the rest of their pride—not in a depressing cage, laughed at and taunted by humans.
Read MorePost-COVID Travel Alert: Never Support Thailand’s Cruel Elephant Camps
Tourists who pay to ride an elephant or participate in an up close encounter are responsible for ensuring that elephants will suffer.
Read MoreHunter Kills Beloved Lion Outside the Same Park Where Cecil Was Killed
Giving cowardly dentist Walter Palmer a run for his money, a new hunter reportedly killed a well-known lion named Mopane.
Read MoreHorse ‘Jet Set’ Is Euthanized After Competing at the Tokyo Olympics
PETA urges authorities to investigate the death of Jet Set.
Read MorePETA Slams South Korean Officials for Erasure of Horse Slaughter Records
From October 2020, to June 2021, 947 horses were killed in South Korea. But the Korea Racing Authority doesn’t want anyone to know the identities of these horses.
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