Warning: Photographs of dead animals. A supermarket dumpster full of garbage bags. When police officers looked inside, they found the animals below—animals killed by PETA. PETA described these animals as “adorable” and “perfect.” A veterinarian who gave PETA some of the animals and examined the dead bodies of others testified that they were “healthy” and…
The PETA field killing kit found by police in the back of the PETA death van in Ahoskie, North Carolina. In May of 2005, the bodies of dead dogs and cats began turning up in the trash bin of a supermarket in North Carolina. Local police eventually arrested two PETA staff members. The PETA van…
PETA is not only hypocritical when it comes to the lives of animals. It is hypocritical when it comes to the First Amendment rights of animal advocates. A court in California denied PETA’s demand that I reveal the names of PETA employees who spoke to me on condition of anonymity about PETA’s killing of animals,…