Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday and lasts approximately 40 days, has a profound spiritual meaning for Christians, as we honor Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice by giving up something ourselves.
Fish are among the most exploited animals on Earth. Learn more about these sensitive social individuals, their unique God-given traits, and why everyone should leave them off their plates!
From Tofu Fish Sticks to ‘Fish’ Tacos and Veggie Tuna Salad, these delicious vegan recipes will let fish and other animals swim in peace this Lenten season, protected from the harmful fishing industry.
Ahead of Lent, PETA Latino’s thought-provoking ads are swimming through two Mexican cities to encourage observers to show mercy to fish.
This holiday season, show God’s love to all sentient beings.
I was an atheist for much of my life. I didn’t believe in heaven, so I didn’t think it was possible for animals—or humans—to go there.
A PETA staffer reflects on Matthew 14:14 and how it teaches us to turn our compassion into action for animals.
Just as there’s an important intersection between animal rights and other social justice issues, being committed to caring for God’s creation and fighting for our planet’s survival go hand in hand.
Reflections on Isaiah 11:6–7 and its implications for the future of peace on the planet—for humans and all other animals.
‘No Room, Save the Heart’ by author Ann Cottrell Free is a deeply moving exploration of our relationship with—and responsibility to—animals.