Many household-product and cosmetics companies still pump their products into animals’ stomachs, rub them onto their shaved, abraded skin, squirt them into their eyes, or force animals to inhale them. However, hundreds of companies have signed PETA’s statement of assurance that they will not use animals for product testing. Find out more.

There’s no mystery involved in creating deliciously satisfying vegan meals. Tasty alternatives to the animal ingredients that you may be cooking with are easier than ever to find—many are as close as your corner supermarket. If you’re just getting started, you may want to try simply “vegging up” your favorite recipes. Find out more.

The cats, dogs, bunnies, birds, and other furry and feathered friends who share our homes and lives give us so much and ask for so little in return. Yet many companion animals have never known a warm place to lay their heads, a nutritious meal, or even a kind human touch. That’s why PETA is dedicated to making a difference for needy animals in our own community and around the world. Find out more.

PETA’s online catalog makes cruelty-free shopping easy—you can find everything from animal-free apparel and accessories to cruelty-free soaps, lotions, shaving cream, and more. You’ll also find our famous PETA logo wear, our “Rescued” Calendar, the Shopping Guide for Caring Consumers, the ever-popular humane mousetrap, vegan cookbooks, and a variety of vegan treats. Visit PETACatalog.org for all your shopping needs.

For animals in circuses, there is no such thing as “positive reinforcement”—only varying degrees of punishment and deprivation. Animals do not voluntarily ride bicycles, stand on their heads, or jump through rings of fire. They don’t perform these and other difficult tricks because they want to; they perform because they’re afraid not to. Find out more.

Are there skeletons in your closet? There is no difference between fur, leather, and wool when it comes to cruelty to animals. Every fur-trimmed jacket, leather belt, and wool sweater represents the intense suffering and gruesome deaths of millions of animals each year. Find out more at the following Web sites:
FurIsDead.com
SaveTheSheep.com
CowsAreCool.com