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PETA sues popular festival for ‘steaming lobsters alive’
PETA is suing the Maine Lobster Festival, saying that by steaming live lobsters, the festival is violating Maine’s law prohibiting the torture and torment of animals. The lawsuit is asking the court to declare the festival a public nuisance and for an injunction prohibiting the steaming of lobsters on public land.
Ingrid Newkirk, who founded the animal rights group in 1980 and has served as its only president, will transition to a new ...
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UMass Amherst primate research lab shuts down after PETA campaignPETA has targeted the lab for years, even winning a public records lawsuit against the university back in 2022. UMass is ...
PETA shares Ozzy Osbourne tribute following his passing on Tuesday (22 July) and people have been left seriously confused.
Katie Price has issued an update on her pets as she revealed cat Doris is pregnant weeks after Peta hit out at the former ...
The researcher, Agnes Lacreuse, wrote on her website that given federal cutbacks in research funding she has decided to no longer seek grants.
Award-winning vegan version of the Egg McMuffin sandwich lands Santa Barbara restaurant Rascal’s on prestigious list.
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HelloFresh Ceases Thai Coconut Milk Sourcing Following Damning PETA Investigation Into Forced Monkey LaborIn a major breakthrough for supply chains around the world and animal welfare activism, HelloFresh, the globally known meal ...
PETA is urging federal authorities to investigate further into Doc Antle. Antle is a figure known from the "Tiger King" ...
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