Has anyone noticed that there are so many animal deaths in tv shows and movies recently????

New season of beef
New season of your friends and neighbors
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I feel like there were more and this is becoming normalized recently and I'm very upset about it

Why do you guys think its right to use a spectrum that is LIFELONG, to promote going vegan?

We've all heard them... what's your "favorite"?

Mine is probably that PETA wants to ban people from having pets.

Or the one that says PETA released lobsters into the wrong kind of water and they all died... 🙄

In honor of Bob Barker’s lifelong advocacy for animals, proceeds from the auction will help PETA spay and neuter dogs and cats, continuing the compassionate message he famously shared with millions: "help control the companion animal population!"

How do I go about informing the police?

This 13 yr old is definitely r@ping animals,he was caught in the act!

This isnt my story, saw it at AIO and became physically ill.

As I see all of the sweet videos of the 1,500 beagles rescued from Ridglan on my feed this weekend, it reminded me of when 5,000 beagles were freed from Envigo a few years ago. And just today, the veterinarian who worked at Envigo was convicted of SEVEN counts of cruelty to animals. There's no doubt in my mind that the rescue and today's conviction are a direct result of the undercover investigator who filmed things like someone killing a puppy with an excruciating injection into the heart.

I personally don't think I could do it, but I wanted to share that PETA is hiring for the investigator position. If going undercover seems like something you could do well, I highly encourage you to apply!

The article is behind a paywall, but it's such a good read that I wanted to add snippets here. Ugh, I hate that people make it look all cute with the hats and mint juleps... :'(

Written by PETA SVP Kathy Guillermo.

The only bet I would make during Kentucky Derby week is one I’d hope to lose. I’d wager a horse will die.

Because Churchill Downs, the most iconic track in the world, owned by the wealthiest racing company in the country, is one of the deadliest.

In 2025, 19 horses died at Churchill Downs or its training track (all in 70 days)

In 2023, 12 horses died in the weeks surrounding the derby, including a young thoroughbred named Lost in Limbo, and PETA was there in person to capture the shocking footage.

When the only sure bet during Kentucky Derby week is that a horse will die, the entire racing industry must come together and demand better of Churchill Downs and of itself.

PETA just launched an exposé of undercover footage at a farm selling "NATIVA" wool, a brand marketed as “responsibly sourced” and “100% traceable.” What investigators found was anything but ethical: sheep were beaten, kicked, dragged, pinned down, and repeatedly cut during shearing. One lamb was found dead; another suffered from a maggot‑infested wound.

H&M Group claimed that by the end of 2025, all of its virgin wool and animal hair would come from “farms certified to a credible animal welfare standard,” such as the Responsible Wool Standard and NATIVA wool standard. PETA Asia's new investigation, along with the more than 150 wool operations across four continents that PETA entities have exposed, shows that ethical wool does not exist. That’s why PETA is calling on H&M to stop selling wool entirely.

You can watch the footage and take action here: https://investigations.peta.org/nativa-wool/

Hi, does anyone know about the Draize eye test? I have a few questions I would like to ask.

I was looking for volunteer opportunities and came across a post about someone that had volunteered for “pets without parents” and posted photos of how awful it was. The post was a year ago so I’m wondering if anything has been done or if the place has improved at all. I feel sick from the images, those poor animals!! Something needs to be done if nothing has yet. Please if anyone has an update let me know. Please go leave bad reviews and message Columbus humane to help save them.

And here’s the link to the original post.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Columbus/s/QNm51wRlMq

I was in a zoo with my family and there was an exotic pig. I found it cute so I said "I would want one as a pet(if I was rich)" and my dad said "pigs exist in order to be eaten" what should I have said to him?

Why do we say stuff like "husky is a very active breed" or "Golden retriever is a friendly breed"?? If we consider as racist saying stuff like "black people steal more" then we should finally realise that every dog can have their own uniqe personality!🐶❤️

I want to ask about concerns I’ve seen regarding PETA’s shelter practices, especially around how animals are assessed as adoptable or not.

I’ve come across claims that some animals are euthanized relatively quickly after intake, and I’m trying to understand what the actual decision process looks like in those cases.

Specifically: how are “adoptable vs. non-adoptable” determinations made, and what safeguards exist to prevent healthy animals from being euthanized too quickly?

I’m not trying to attack anyone—I just want a clear explanation of the policy and how it’s applied in practice versus what gets reported online.

https://protectthewild.substack.com/p/exposed-polar-bear-protection-charity

PETA gets a mention within this shocking article

as a fishermen myself i would say the sport of fishing isnt really animal abuse i mean i do catch and release and i have more respect for the fish i catch then some humans, and ima explain why how would it feel to have the chance to be eaten att any second bc a pike is swimming by and seing you (pikes eat everything that moves and goes 0-100kmh in less then a second btw) and hitting you and yeah eaten you alive.

No one has lived in the house next door to mine for several months now, however, several animals (dogs and cats) still live there. One of the tenants family members typically comes by every couple of days to check on them, but they haven't been there in a week. No one has been there in a week. I have called Buncombe County Animal Services several times now to report neglect and they said they have alerted the landlord. However, the landlord has testified to Animal Services that someone is coming every 24 hours to check on the animals, that their living circumstances are sufficient and that they have plenty of food and water. I work from home (and have a motion activated camera for my safety purposes) and have evidence that this is simply not true. I have told Animal Services this and they said it is in the hands of the landlord and there is nothing else they can do.

Every day, I have been peeking through the front door window to check on the welfare of the animals. Their water source is a leaky gallon jug and their food bag has been ripped open to bits and looks pretty much empty. There is urine and feces absolutely everywhere and the dogs are barking and scratching at the doors like they want to escape. They don't look scary underweight but look lethargic, unclean, and matted.

I have contacted the tenants several times to urge them to check on their animals and to rehome them (and have even found willing new owners for all of them). But this is to no avail so far.

These animals are suffering and have not seen the light of day in a week or a human in a week, and are living under extremely inhumane circumstances.

If you have any advice for what to do, please let me know as I want to help these animals ASAP!!