How Animals are Affected by Ebola — in West Africa and Abroad (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Local heroes are looking out for animals as Ebola spreads through West Africa.
Turtle and Tortoise Travails and Triumphs (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Turtles across the United States need help.
Banned in 160 Nations, Why is Ractopamine in U.S. Pork? (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO You may have never heard of ractopamine, but it's common in American pork.
Yes, You Can Get Your Cat to Behave By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Training's not just for dogs — with the right approach, your "problem" cat can be trained to behave.
A Frozen Dog? Puppy Mill Horrors (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Across the United States, abusive puppy mills persist
Halting Drone-Assisted Hunting Before It Takes Off (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Drones have no place in hunting, but are already showing up at kills.
Shelter Pets Reaching Out to Touch Someone (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Shelter pet numbers are falling, but are still nearly 3 million too high.
Modern Family (Planning) for Animals (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO As animal sterilizations pick up, euthanasia rates are plummeting.
Ellen's Oscar Tweet Turns into Huge Charity Gift (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO When Ellen Tweeted her super-selfie, it triggered a huge charity response.
Extreme Abuse of Calves Leads to Immediate Shuttering of N.J. Slaughterhouse (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Calves deserve the same humane protections as cows and bulls.
Protect and Serve — Including the Animals (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Law enforcement and animal rights go hand in hand.
Sochi Mass Killing Street Dogs in Olympics 'Cleansing' (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Despite a promise not to, Sochi is now methodically killing its street dogs.
Super Bowl Ads Symbolize A Positive Cultural Shift for Animals (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO The Super Bowl, horses, Doberhuahuas, and the power of positive messages.
Advocates for Humane Treatment Welcome Scrutiny, If It's Honest (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Animal advocacy can be controversial, but the conversation needs to be open and honest on all sides.
Seals Gain Global Protections, Despite Anthony Bourdain's Efforts (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Across the globe, seals gained protections in 2013.
In New York, the Age of Horse and Buggy Has Passed (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Central Park's horses should be released to retirement.
This Holiday Season, Consumers Demand Humanely Raised Food (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO This Holiday Season, have some food for thought.
One Chimpanzee's Life is a Testament to Humanity (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Kitty the chimp spent a life in laboratories, but left the world in a sanctuary and at peace.
U.S. Research Chimps Heading to New Homes (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Clearing the last legislative hurdle, U.S. research chimps now head to peaceful retirements at sanctuaries.
North Carolina Puppy Mills Set Standard for Poor Quality (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO Without effective laws, abusive puppy mills are all too common.
Why is a University Accepting Random-Source Research Dogs? (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO University researchers in Georgia are experimenting on dogs that came from questionable sources.
The World's Most Dangerous Band Promotes Shelter Pets (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO As adoption rates increase, fewer adoptable shelter animals are being euthanized.
Devastation in Philippines Draws Support for People and Pets (Op-Ed) By Wayne Pacelle, CEO In the aftermath of super typhoon Yolanda, how will Americans help affected people and pets?