PETA’s Sexiest Vegetarian Celebrity of 2015: Bridget Malcolm!
It has been a great year for Aussie model and oboist Bridget Malcolm. Professionally, she realised her lifelong dream of walking the Victoria’s Secret runway, and in her personal …
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6 Heartbreaking Wishes for 2016: If Animals Could Talk, What Would They Wish For?
As the year comes to an end, we often find ourselves reflecting on our lives and resolving to make positive changes. Let these animals inspire you to make more …
Read More196 Countries Agree: Eat Your Way to a Cooler Planet
Find out why eating vegan was recommended to help save our planet at the UN Climate Conference in Paris. Animal agriculture is responsible for a staggering 51 per cent …
Read MoreGift Ideas That Don’t Harm Animals: PETA’s Vegan Christmas Gift Guide
Left your Christmas shopping until the last minute? Let us help. Our PETA Presents make it easy for you to put a smile on your loved ones’ faces – and …
Read More ©StarMaxInc.comNo Hunger in His Game: Liam Hemsworth Is Vegan!
There are plenty of reasons to love Liam Hemsworth, including his irresistible brooding character in The Hunger Games movies and his swoon-worthy physique. Here are our favourite things about …
Read More Kikkoman—the most popular soy sauce company in the U.S. and Japan—has ended its long-standing practice of experimenting on animals.
Read More Daiya Heaven Comes to Australia
Dairy-free Daiya cheese has come to Australia and brought with it cheddar cheese–style shreds, key lime cheesecake and mushroom and roasted garlic pizza.
Read More Beatles Donate Use of ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’ to PETA US for Adoption Campaign
The Beatles have donated the use of the classic hit, “Can’t Buy Me Love”, to PETA US to help end animal homelessness.
Read More PETA affiliates have visited angora farms in China deemed “humane” and discovered rampant suffering, neglect and cruelty beyond imagination.
Read More Victory for Pigs in New Zealand!
The Institute of Environmental Science and Research, the University of Auckland and the University of Otago no longer conducted experiments on live pigs!
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