The zoo’s post outlined a grim fate for donated animals: they would be “gently euthanized” by trained staff before being ...

BENGALURU: Nearly 300 policemen attached to the Bengaluru Police Commissionerate attended a two-day workshop in the office of ...

This story contains details that may be disturbing to some viewers. NEW YORK (PIX11) – The cause of death for a carriage ...

Prosecutors said that Tonia Haddix perjured herself to avoid giving up custody of Tonka, who had appeared in the movies ...

A Missouri woman who starred in the HBO documentary series ''Chimp Crazy'' has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison ...

Denmark's Aalborg Zoo defended a program asking for pet donations to feed predators as natural behavior, while PETA called ...

Thirteen marmoset monkeys were euthanized at the UMass Amherst’s now-closed primate research lab in May, according to records ...

The nonprofit, focused on ending animal abuse and exploitation and promoting animal rights, named a new president.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has made the first leadership change in its 45-year history, naming Pasadena’s ...

The researcher, Agnes Lacreuse, wrote on her website that given federal cutbacks in research funding she has decided to no longer seek grants.

The practice of boiling roughly 16,000 lobsters alive amounts to torment, torture and cruelty, alleges the lawsuit filed by PETA.

If drug developers are allowed to skip this step, it will mean that, in the near future, the first living body a new drug is ever tested in will be a human.