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The new law bans the sale and manufacturing of all new fur products throughout California, as well as placing restrictions on hunting and circuses.

The feat was accomplished by having a 90 percent live release mark, but PETA said it "spells disaster" for animals.

The president's son-in-law owns a real estate company with rental properties in the Maryland city that's been cited with hundreds of code violations in recent years, including for rat infestations.

National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day encourages Americans to adopt animals in need of a loving home.

In honor of Pet Owners Independence Day, we try to answer your questions on whether you can really send your pet to work for a day.

"There's a cost when speaking truth to power, and this time I paid the price by losing my job, but I'm not mourning, I'm organizing," Matt Bruce wrote on Facebook.

"This is what the box would look like if [Popeyes] told the truth about what goes into their food," PETA wrote on Twitter.

"PETA is trying to wake people up to the implications of choosing this white beverage," campaigners wrote in a blog post.

Could this mean cheaper scarves and coats are on the horizon?

As faux fur and other cruelty-free, vegan materials take over, real animal fur can be put to good use, and this generous donation would secure Aretha forever as an "Angel" for animals, the letter said.

"Mr. President, 'dog' is not an insult. They are loyal and loving," the animal rights group PETA said Tuesday. "They make you want to be a better person. You should try it some time."

"PETA offers $100,000 carrot to @NRA in exchange for animal-friendly reforms like kicking these gormless pathetic twits off membership roles," PETA's president tweeted with a photo of Trump's eldest sons.

Controversy remains over its orca programme.

In a video of the incident, spectators can bee seen rushing from their seats as the elephant carrying a female performer topples into the seating area.

Animal rights group PETA has issued a statement condemning "Far Cry 5" for glorifying fishing.

Designers, celebrities and socialites are turning their backs on fur.

"Deport callous cheating opportunists now! All nations have their undesirables," the PETA billboard states.

The suspect was photographed at a PETA demonstration, but she doesn't appear to have any strong connection to animal rights or welfare organizations.

California might be the first state to have a law against testing cosmetics on animals.

The corporation sells dead cats, pigeons and sharks.

Public schools purchase the animals for dissection.

Fecal transplant has become the gold-standard treatment for some GI infections, which means first-rate stool is in high demand.

110 million people visit cruel wildlife tourist attractions each year, oblivious to the animal abuse involved.

This is a species that can thrive only in enormous Arctic expanses with vast open water.

"Enough is enough: The Iditarod must end," PETA said. Animal rights activists forced SeaWorld and Ringling Brothers to end high-profile programs. Will the Alaskan sled race be next?

PETA tells Newsweek that Kumbuka's ordeal highlights the "miserable" life of zoo-kept beasts.

Mandatory spay/neuter laws, like those passed in Montréal, can prevent terrible suffering.

Sports hunting is the pursuit of sociopaths who enjoy causing pain and lack the self-control to stop themselves hurting others.

A petition for the sport to be included in the Olympic Games has been launched.

A soldier fired a single pistol shot when the escaped animal, despite being tranquilized, approached the soldier, the army said.