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2 weeks ago | 
peta.org | Melissa Rae Sanger
Published April 29, 2025 by . 2 min read Marriott makes a monumental move! After meeting with PETA, the world’s largest hotel group is removing tours and activities involving camel and horse rides at the Giza pyramid complex—a huge win for animals. The company joins more than 50 other travel businesses. Compassionate travelers have long known that forcing animals to give rides is cruel.
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1 month ago | 
peta.org | Melissa Rae Sanger
Published April 16, 2025 by . 2 min read After nearly six years of confining hundreds of animals in squalid, hellish conditions, SeaQuest Roseville finally closed its doors. And now, three special reptiles got a fresh start.
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1 month ago | 
qoshe.com | Melissa Rae Sanger
Trapped in a living nightmare, a cat named Lilly suffered for months with an untreated, excruciatingly painful perforated cornea, until she finally died. She was just one of many. Hundreds of others perished or “lived” in urine-soaked outbuildings or outdoors amid vomit, trash, excrement, roaches and maggots. The most shocking part?
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1 month ago | 
peta.org | Melissa Rae Sanger
Published April 14, 2025 by . 2 min read They’re seven and a half feet tall. They’re sleek, immersive, and high-tech. And they’re showing the world the cruelty that animal experimenters have been hiding behind laboratory walls for decades. PETA just unveiled its newest cutting-edge multimedia exhibit, How the Other Half Lives.
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1 month ago | 
miamiherald.com | Melissa Rae Sanger
Trapped in a living nightmare, a cat named Lilly suffered for months with an untreated, excruciatingly painful perforated cornea, until she finally died. She was just one of many. Hundreds of others perished or "lived" in urine-soaked outbuildings or outdoors amid vomit, trash, excrement, roaches and maggots. The most shocking part?
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1 month ago | 
kentucky.com | Melissa Rae Sanger
Trapped in a living nightmare, a cat named Lilly suffered for months with an untreated, excruciatingly painful perforated cornea, until she finally died. She was just one of many. Hundreds of others perished or "lived" in urine-soaked outbuildings or outdoors amid vomit, trash, excrement, roaches and maggots. The most shocking part?
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1 month ago | 
dailygazette.com | Melissa Rae Sanger
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1 month ago | 
peta.org | Melissa Rae Sanger
Published March 31, 2025 by . 2 min read What could be more fun than an Easter egg hunt—using plastic eggs, of course! Here’s a compassionate collection of animal-friendly Easter prizes everyone will love. You can make your celebration eco-friendly, too—search for previously used plastic eggs online or at garage sales. Spring is a time of regrowth and renewal, so why not encourage new life by planting seeds?
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1 month ago | 
peta.org | Melissa Rae Sanger
Published March 31, 2025 by . 3 min read In a huge victory for marine life, PETA is delighted to announce the nationwide deployment of our innovative RoboFish! After a highly successful pilot program at the Santa Monica Pier, where our AI-powered fish patrolled the waters, snipping fishing lines and saving fish, it’s time to expand this technology nationwide.
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1 month ago | 
postbulletin.com | Melissa Rae Sanger
When we moved to a small town several years ago, I was delighted to find that families of ducks and geese lived on the local pond and that a mom-and-pop shop across the street sold little paper bags full of food for them. It felt like something out of a storybook, until the store closed. People started tossing the birds bread instead, but before jumping on the bread bandwagon, I did a little research.
