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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
Listen to this article 2 min The Dolphin Research Center in Marathon, Florida markets itself as a “sanctuary”—a bogus implication that doesn’t hold water. Real sanctuaries exist to protect animals, not to use them for human “entertainment.” That’s why PETA is asking the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to
By: Elena Waldman
In the late 1950s, thalidomide hit the market as a treatment for pregnant women with morning sickness. The drug had been tested on animals and deemed “safe” for human patients. Then hospitals began to fill with babies born without arms or legs, with severe organ damage, or not born alive at all. More than 10,000 babies were impacted in this medical failure that became known around the world as the “thalidomide tragedy”—and some of them still bear the devastating consequences to this day.
Millions in Times Square will see PETA’s bold new message lighting up the city, turning one pop star’s powerful words into a call for compassion that’s impossible to ignore.
Prisoners thrash against the cage doors. They’re strapped to metal tables, injected with chemicals, and forced through terrifying “experiments” beneath harsh fluorescent lights. In PETA’s new bone-chilling short film, Bodies of Research, disorienting flashes of suffering unfold behind plastic curtains and sterile walls as haunting music underscores every moment of fear and confusion.
After hearing from PETA that harmful dolphin encounters are stressful, unnatural, and cruel for the animals forced into them, two resorts confirmed that they are saying “Aloha” to positive change.
Listen to this article 3 min Washington D.C.’s transit authority doesn’t want you to see these ads—which is exactly why we just filed a federal lawsuit.
The judge cleared Jeremstar and other advocates after they took action for bulls. Here’s how YOU can help bulls today!
The pro wrestler has a message for ABUSEment parks like SeaWorld. Take a look at her powerful new campaign.
Rotten hooves that were dripping blood. Deep hoof lesions worsening for months. Lame cows attempting to walk on curled, overgrown hooves. Cows permanently confined on concrete floors.
The notorious roadside zoo condemned them to barren pens. Now, their lives look very different—in the best way.
