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DIY Soy Candles They're great for helping you relax or igniting some passion for a romantic rendezvous, but did you know that candles often contain ingredients that snuff out animals? More

Don't Let the EPA Paint the White House Red Pesticides are by far the most extensively tested substances on the U.S. market and are already required to undergo dozens of separate animal-poisoning studies before they are marketed, which spells suffering and death for at least 9,000 rats, fish, birds, and even dogs. More

e.l.f: Cruelty-Free Cosmetics for a Buck Easy on your wallet and easy on animals, check out all the cool cosmetics you can get for just a dollar each! More

Edie Falco Joins PETA’s Campaign Against Iams’ Deadly Animal Experiments Posing at home with her three pampered pups, Edie Falco, who stars as Carmela Soprano in the acclaimed HBO series The Sopranos, has given an exclusive photo to PETA for its new online scrapbook... More

Eighty-Five-Year-Old Role Model! An 85-year-old activist holds a hunger strike to protest a proposed animal experimentation centre. More

Enter to Win Cruelty-Free Soap, Lotion, and Lip Balm From Blackers! Want to treat yourself to some of the best cruelty-free body products around? Enter to win cruelty-free soap, lotion, and lip balm from Blackers! More

Environmental Groups That Support Cruelty to Animals A clean, safe, and healthy environment is important, and everyone wants to see it protected. With this goal, many people donate millions of dollars each year to organizations that say they are working to protect the environment and wildlife. But how much do we really know about these organizations and their activities? More

EU-Sponsored Primate Tests Thanks to your letters and support, the Dutch government has been pressured into closing the deplorable chimpanzee facility at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre (BPRC) in the Netherlands. More

Exposed—Iams Nutrition Violations It seems as if Iams has a problem providing “complete and balanced” nutrition in its dog and cat food despite all the animal testing it does! More

FACE atelier: Fabulous Cosmetics "[M]akeup that simply works. And works simply," FACE atelier helps you build on your natural beauty, from the foundation up. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Charity: Naturaleza, Inc. Naturaleza, Inc., is a holistic health organization that advocates animal-free, natural, sustainable healing methods that preserve the environment's botanical diversity and acknowledge indigenous traditions. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Avon While some large companies continue the cruel and outdated practice of testing on animals, hundreds of companies have gone cruelty-free. In 1989, Avon Products, Inc., became the first major cosmetics company worldwide to end all animal testing for its products and ingredients. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Bonne Bell Bonne Bell's line of products for tween and teen girls are as sweet as the story of the company's origins. The heroine of Emerson Hough's novel The Man Next Door, Bonne Bell, was so close to the hearts of J.G. and Mame Bell that they named their daughter after her, and later, the cosmetics company that the Bells started in 1927. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Manic Panic The seasons have changed, so why not your hair color? More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: method While some large companies continue the cruel and outdated practice of testing on animals, hundreds of companies have gone cruelty-free. With method's cruelty-free cleaning products, you can clean your house with a clear conscience. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Revlon While some large companies continue the cruel and outdated practice of testing on animals, hundreds of companies have gone cruelty-free. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Seventh Generation The Iroquois people believed that it was necessary to consider the effects that their decisions would have on the next seven generations-a philosophy that cruelty-free company Seventh Generation applies to its detergents, cleansers, paper products, and other household products. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: The Good Home Co Whoever says you can't go home again hasn't had the pleasure of experiencing The Good Home Co.'s line of fragrant household products. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Townley Cosmetics Inc. Want to look hip from shimmery toenails to shiny lips? Then go to town with Townley for cool, cruelty-free cosmetics. More

Featured Cruelty-Free Company: Urban Decay Proving that you can have a killer look without killing animals, Urban Decay has become the source for makeup that's "[P]retty. Maybe a little twisted. But never prissy" and--best of all--never tested on animals. More

Featured Life-Saving Charity: The Alexis Foundation Alexis is 9 years old. She wakes up every day with a smile on her face. But she also wakes up to face more challenges than most people do, because when Alexis was 11 months old, a neurologist diagnosed her with autism. More

Feminist Actor Ally Sheedy Takes on Columbia Cruelty Ally Sheedy has won critical acclaim for her starring performances in The Breakfast Club, High Art, and other films and has received Best Actress awards from the Los Angeles Film Critics’ Circle and the National Society of Film Critics. Outside the glare of the Hollywood spotlight, Sheedy has been a star for animals. More

Former Animal Experimenter Decries Cruelty at Covance When Dr. Barbara Orlans criticizes conditions in a laboratory, she knows of what she speaks. When shown the video taken undercover at Covance Laboratories, Dr. Orlans expressed "shock" at the treatment of the monkeys, noting that animals were treated as though they were "non-sentient 'items' not live animals capable of pain, distress, and mental anguish." More

Free Speech and Animal Advocacy: 1; Censorship and Cruelty: 0 When PETA went public with the findings from its 11-month investigation of deplorable cruelty in Covance's testing labs—with damning video footage depicting monkeys who were slapped, choked, thrown against cages, threatened, and psychologically tormented—the billion-dollar animal-testing conglomerate decided to carry out its bullying tactics in court hoping to muzzle PETA. Read more. More

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