Here's one more reason why I heart Oprah. Yesterday, during her fall fashion style makeover show, a stylist mentioned that a furry vest worn in one woman's "after" look was faux. Oprah replied, "I was a PETA Woman of the Year so I hope that's faux!"

Life for Sadie now is one of choices. Like where to graze or nap. Or what to do with herself at ten in the morning. Or whether she wants to hang out with the other cattle or lie in the compost pile on her own. When we take in male calves from the dairy

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Last year, PETA filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against Motomco, the glue trap manufacturer that supplies Lowe's with its sticky death traps. Our complaint stated that Motomco was selling misleadingly labeled glue traps designed

Their high-street shops have raised tens of thousands of pounds for activists intent on stamping out fox-hunting through 'direct action'. Now fox hunting supporters have retaliated against the Lush chain of soap stores with a wave of violence - by

PETA's new billboard campaign in Florida is raising eyebrows and ire among women and health groups. A drawing on billboards in Jacksonville depicts an obese woman with the phrase, "Save The Whales, Lose The Blubber: Go Vegetarian."

A mutant crab, caught off the Dorset coast, has been saved from the cooking pot because it has two right claws. Freddie, thought to be 10 years old, was caught in a lobster pot off Durlston Head. But because of its distinctive features it was

A few days ago, I wrote about an Entertainment Weekly article on Nora, the piano-playing cat. The YouTube video has attracted over 20 million views since 2007. So I guess it's no surprise that USA Today writer Janice Lloyd presents her take on the

Yesterday, a Clay County jury convicted Henry Lee Polk of killing a former employer, Stephen M. Nolte, who was trying to get a house ready for sale. One of the key pieces of evidence? Cat hair that was found on Nolte's person was tracked back to Polk's

A few years back, a long-haired Chihuahua puppy became an international phenomenon due to a heart-shaped marking on his side. His owner and breeder, Emiko Sakurada of Odate in the Japanese prefecture of Akita, aptly named him Heart-kun, and his image