State Management of Wolves in Alaska Press Release, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Proposes De-listing Wolves in Northern Rockies Federal Register Notice for Delisting Wolves in the Northern Rockies

Save a Turkey this year from cruelty and death. Try a Tofu Thanksgiving instead. It may seem strange at first but after the first time it gets easier and more enjoyable! It is much healthier too. Try it you may like it . Start your own cruelty free feast!

The idea that some groups were put on the earth to suffer and die sacrificially for a superior group goes far back in time. The idea is deeply embedded in human cultures, including the culture of the West, which is rooted in ancient Greek and Hebrew mode

Hosted by United Poultry Concerns You are Cordially Invited to Share our 19th Annual Thanksgiving Feast Saturday, November 28, 2009 from 2 to 5 PM 12325 Seaside Road, Machipongo, VA 23405 Meet Our Feathered Friends!

An undercover investigation by Mercy for Animals has revealed horrific animal cruelty at a factory farm owned and operated in Pennsylvania by Country View Family Farms, a division of Hatfield Farms.

With Thanksgiving right around the corner, we are working urgently to help stop the intense suffering of turkeys. Their situation is grave. The abuse they endure on factory farms is difficult to even imagine.

Wolves play a big part in the new movie Twilight: New Moon©, but these magnificent animals have played an even bigger role on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, the real-world setting of the Twilight© movies and books.

Imagine the pain of bleeding from your internal organs until you die. Too graphic? Unfortunately, that's what prairie dogs go through when they eat grain bait laced with a terrible poison called Rozol.

Micro pigs are the biggest, er, newest trend in itty-bitty pets. They're adorable, extremely clean, and look quite manageable at only 14 inches high. Looks can be deceiving. Micro pigs may not be as manageable as they appear to be on the surface.

Luxury fashion design company Coach refuses to stop selling fur, despite the fact that PETA has repeatedly explained to Coach executives the cruelty of the fur industry. Animals killed for Coach's fur designs were beaten to death, gassed,