Elena Waldman is a journalist who writes for PETA, focusing on animal rights and welfare issues. Her articles shed light on various topics such as animal cruelty in circuses, the impact of the dairy industry on children's health, and PETA's annual awards recognizing individuals and companies for their contributions to animal rights. Elena's work aims to raise awareness and advocate for the ethical treatment of animals.
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Elena's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on animal rights, with an emphasis on specific cases and issues related to cruelty to animals. She seems receptive to expert commentary and data-driven insights within the realm of animal welfare.
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By: Elena Waldman
Two pro-animal measures could raise the Mile High City to even greater heights! Next month, voters in Denver will have the chance to support two exciting initiatives that would prevent countless animals from being slaughtered for their fur and flesh.
Cysts in meat? What’s next—blood, bones, and cartilage?! A video of someone squeezing pus out of a chunk of animal flesh has apparently shocked and disgusted many Instagram users. News flash: Eating someone’s hacked-up body parts is wrong, with or without the pus.
An ABC News Live report just exposed the Endangered Ark Foundation in Choctaw County, Oklahoma, for what it really is: a seedy roadside zoo that exploits elephants for profit in cruel, dangerous interactions with the public. A woman who visited the facility in 2021 alleges that she was seriously injured during one of these encounters.
Here are some of the riskiest-to-consume foods that have been recalled due to dangerous—and sometimes even fatal—outbreaks.
By: Elena Waldman
Thanks to Florida Highway Patrol troopers in Tampa, a dog who was callously abandoned and tied to a fence on the side of a highway as Hurricane Milton approached is now recovering at an animal shelter in Tallahassee. PETA is sending a Compassionate Police Department Award to Florida Highway Patrol—Tampa to thank the rescuers for their lifesaving actions.
West Coast Game Park Safari, a roadside zoo in Oregon, is in hot water after federal inspectors found THESE damning violations.
Find out what PETA’s alligator ally did to try to persuade Giorgio Armani to ban animal skins from his collections. Then take action!
By: Elena Waldman
Call her a paw m reader! Esteemed comedy actor Wendi McLendon-Covey doesn’t need a crystal ball to know that her companion cat Butters is safer indoors—but a little feline intervention never hurts. Ahead of the premiere of her new sitcom, St. Denis Medical, McLendon-Covey is reminding guardians that allowing cats to roam outdoors could very likely cut their future short.
A public records request submitted by PETA exposed more suffering at Sun Pet Ltd., a big-box “pet” store chain supplier. Find out what the records exposed and take action!
Before President Joe Biden exits the Oval Office, PETA is asking him to end a cruel factory farming industry stunt.
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