Featured  Animals are being abused for tourists' cheap photos and entertainment. If you pay for this, you're supporting the cruelty.  Have you ever seen a raccoon playing on a swing, bears climbing onto a hammock, or a deer frolicking in the ocean? When it comes to the desire to have fun, there's no difference between wildlife and your animal companion.  Time's running out to DOUBLE your impact and help animals abused for their skin. Join our "Save Our Skins" challenge.  No one should die for "likes," but that didn't stop countless selfish people from subjecting a beautiful young black bear to selfies—ignoring a county sheriff's office's warnings to "stay away"—just so that they could look "cool" on social media.  A ballgame in Ohio ended in heartbreak when a dog died during the postgame fireworks display. Fireworks not only are terrifying for animals but also can be fatal.  Let's just say no one is asking where they get their protein.  A young Thoroughbred horse used for racing starved to death in California. The horse-racing industry is plagued with one tragedy after another—speak up to demand change now.  Even though Canada Goose uses fur from wild coyotes who are caught in steel traps that can inflict excruciating injuries, including crushed necks, broken legs, and cuts down to the bone, global media agencies Huge and Initiative create marketing campaigns for the company. Join us in urging these agencies to reconsider their relationships with Canada Goose.  Show your friends and family how easy (and delicious) vegan food is at your next BBQ.  © Tuberculosis Research Section, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Imprisoning vulnerable, sensitive animals and experimenting on them is wrong. Yet the National Institutes of Health—the largest funder of animal experiments worldwide—recently announced plans to ramp up the use of marmosets in a variety of cruel and useless experiments.  Two compassionate kids snagged the titles of winner and runner-up in PETA Kids' Cutest Vegan Kid Contest, and they're inspiring kids (and adults) everywhere to live more compassionately. Urgent Action Needed | 
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