Haryana Bans Cruel Glue Traps for Rodent Control in Response to PETA India Appeal
Following an appeal from PETA India, the director general of animal husbandry and dairying, Haryana, takes steps to ban glue traps for catching rodents.
Read MoreHaryana Bans Cruel Glue Traps for Rodent Control in Response to PETA India Appeal
Following an appeal from PETA India, the director general of animal husbandry and dairying, Haryana, takes steps to ban glue traps for catching rodents.
Read MorePETA India has named the winners of this year’s PETA India Vegan Food Awards, including Shaka Harry, backed by MS Dhoni, and NOTO, funded by John Abraham.
Read More‘Take a Vow Against Cruelty’: National PETA India Billboard Campaign Calls For Horse-Free Weddings
PETA India’s new billboard campaign, which asks people to “Take a Vow Against Cruelty”, promotes horse-free weddings.
Read MoreEnter PETA India’s contest for your chance to win books Survival at Stake and For a Moment of Taste written by PETA India’s Poorva Joshipura.
Read MoreMake your Diwali Gifting Kinder: A Cruelty-free Gifting Guide.
Make this festive season brighter with ethical, cruelty-free Diwali gifting ideas for friends and family.
Read MoreJoin our troop of threatened ‘monkeys’ pleading for restoration of protections that would prevent rhesus macaques from foreign animal experimenters and other abuse.
Read MoreAndaman and Nicobar Islands Order Major Animal Welfare Reforms Following PETA India Appeals
Following appeals from PETA India, the Andaman and Nicobar Administration prohibits the manufacture, sale, and use of gestation and farrowing crates in pig farming as well as of glue …
Read MoreFollowing an appeal from PETA India, Punjab joins 25 other states and UTs in banning glue traps for rodent control.
Read MoreJharkhand Bans Cruel Glue Traps for Rodent Control in Response to PETA India Appeal
Following an appeal from PETA India, Jharkhand government takes steps to stop the manufacture, sale, and use of glue traps for rodent control.
Read MoreChandigarh prohibited the use, manufacture, and trade of illegal spiked bits, which are used to control horses, following an appeal from PETA India.
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