Sara Oliver is an Online Content Producer and Copywriter for PETA, the largest animal rights organization in the world. She is passionate about raising awareness on animal cruelty issues and advocating for the ethical treatment of animals. Through her articles, she aims to inform and inspire readers to make compassionate choices for the well-being of animals.
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The adoption of the Companion Animal Protection Ordinance makes Ojai, California, the first city in the U.S. to ban “torture breeding.”
Most of the animals at a PETA-sponsored spay/neuter clinic in Mexico were brought by their guardians, but one little dog checked himself in. Gordon wandered into the temporary clinic purely by chance, and PETA fieldworkers leaped into action to help the homeless dog, who was malnourished, exhausted, and injured. A new PETA video follows Gordon on his journey to his new home and shows his dramatic transformation into a healthy, high-energy, beloved companion.
This summer, PETA fieldworkers helped thousands of animals. Read about the pig we found a home for, the dogs we kept cool, and so much more.
After the successful rescue of a mother dog and her puppies near the front lines, PETA-supported Animal Rescue Kharkiv’s team was driving to get them to safety when, suddenly, their truck was bombed on the empty road—a drone attack!
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Backed by PETA’s Global Compassion Fund, PETA fieldworkers returned to the “zona irregular” neighborhood of Avante, Mexico. With some help from our friends Direccion de Protecion y Bienstar Animal, Planned Pethood International, and the veterinarians who came all the way from Brazil and Cuba to help, the free spay-a-thon sterilized a whopping 324 dogs and cats in just one weekend. We received a certificate of appreciation from the Mayor of Cancun for our collaboration in helping to end the companion animal homelessness crisis.
Footage that details how workers abused turkeys in perverse ways captured in an undercover PETA investigation of a Butterball slaughterhouse in Ozark, Arkansas, is going viral —and people are shocked that Butterball workers punched and stomped on live turkeys, slammed them against walls, and sexually abused a bird. Find out what the footage shows and how you can help turkeys.
It’s not just Butterball: Sexual abuse of animals is common in the farming industry. See what our undercover investigators documented and how you can help.
By: Sara Oliver
For nearly ten years, PETA fieldworkers visited Rusty in a tiny dirt pen. Now, the senior dog is celebrating his golden years. See Rusty’s very special retirement party—complete with decorations, pupcakes, and fond farewells—before he heads off on an epic road trip to his new adoptive family in beautiful West Palm Beach, Florida.
Find out which “animal protection” groups are promoting animal suffering by supporting the “Better Chicken Commitment” and other humane-washing ploys.
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