A federal complaint accusing the venerated research hospital of bird torture includes People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and an actress from the “Harry Potter” movies as plaintiffs.
Read moreA federal court in Texas refused to dismiss PETA’s freedom of speech suit over an advertisement it attempted to place on Texas A&M University transit system buses, finding the animal rights group has sufficiently stated a claim that the university’s restriction of advertisements for political campaigns, viewpoints or endorsements is “plausibly confusing.”
Read morePeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims in federal court that Texas A&M University violated a settlement agreement by deleting PETA’s comments about the school’s research on dogs from its Facebook and YouTube pages.
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A central Texas hog-catch fundraiser must be stopped because feral pigs are being kicked and dragged and the event increases the risk of transmitting disease from animals to humans, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims in a lawsuit filed Monday.
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A private Florida zoo violated federal law by allowing patrons to handle, pet and swim with tiger cubs, a judge ruled late Tuesday.
Read moreTexas A&M University reached a settlement with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals on Monday, agreeing to remove filters from its Facebook page that PETA claimed violated its right to speak out against the school’s research on dogs.
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The new head of Alaska’s Iditarod plans to meet with a leader of an animal welfare group that’s devoted to ending the world’s most famous sled dog race, which it sees as a cruel, deadly event for its canine participants.
Read moreAfter a federal judge found a roadside zoo in Maryland violated the Endangered Species Act by not giving adequate care to a tiger that is now dead, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said the ruling should send a clear message to other wildlife facilities that may be mistreating animals.
Read moreThe Santa Anita racetrack in Southern California has indefinitely canceled its races after 21 horses have died at the track over the past two months.
Read moreA private Florida zoo faced renewed accusations of animal abuse on Friday by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Read morePeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals took Texas A&M University to federal court Monday, seeking an injunction to stop what it calls social media censorship of its campaign against the school’s research on dogs bred to develop muscular dystrophy.
Read moreThe fate of an Iowa law criminalizing undercover investigations of slaughterhouses and meatpacking factories hangs in the balance after a federal judge ruled groups challenging the statute made valid free-speech claims under the First Amendment.
Read moreAttorneys for a coalition of animal-protection, consumer-rights, and food-safety organizations on Thursday urged the Fourth Circuit to overturn a North Carolina law they say amounts to a gag order for whistleblowers and chills their freedom of speech.
Read moreA federal judge on Thursday tossed a lawsuit over the removal of a “slew’ of inspection and licensing documents related to animal research facilities from a federal website, holding that since most of them have now been put back, no controversy exists.
Read moreA coalition of animal rights and food safety groups filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday challenging the constitutionality of Iowa’s “ag-gag” law that makes it a crime to conduct undercover investigations at factory farms and slaughterhouses.
Read moreA nature photographer and animal rights group settled their two-year dispute over the ownership of a monkey’s selfies on Monday, just as the Ninth Circuit was mulling an appeal in the case.
Read moreA small roadside zoo in western Maryland is once again accused of violating federal animal-protection laws by neglecting lemurs, tigers and lions.
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