‘Glee’ Stars Sing Out for Animals
Posted on March 20, 2015 | Written byIn honor of Glee’s final episode, we’re looking back at a few of the ways five of the show’s stars have raised their voices to speak up for animals.
In honor of Glee’s final episode, we’re looking back at a few of the ways five of the show’s stars have raised their voices to speak up for animals.
“Anyone who goes into SeaWorld without a plan to release the orcas and other animals held captive is going to sink with this sinking ship.”
Do bodypainted ladies standing outside get attention? You bet they do.
SeaWorld’s new ad describes the “joy” felt by one of its captive sea lions, but we know the truth.
After being slammed with objections from all sides, Washington’s “ag-gag” bill “can’t move any further.”
Prince Charles gets honks from a grateful “goose” during his White House visit.
File under “What were they thinking?” A Minnesota state senator wants to give inmates a license to kill.
While delivering straw to cold “backyard dogs,” PETA fieldworkers came across a shed and discovered something strange.
The government has taken a baby step toward ending the suffering of animals in laboratories, but it doesn’t go nearly far enough.
Even for Burger King—which rakes in profits by killing millions of chickens every year—this cruel display made our jaws drop.
Watch the story of how Sam Simon’s talent earned him millions and how his compassion led him to give a large share of his fortune to animals.
After hearing from PETA, Rite Aid stops selling Teddy Tanks, abominable “toys” that encourage kids to treat fish like playthings.
Vegan meals help all people—Irish or not—reduce their carbon footprint.
Ringling’s finally getting it. Now it’s time for these other elephant exploiters to pull the plug.
PETA cancels plans to run a pro-adoption ad campaign because of a controversial situation leading to the reconsideration of ‘re-homing’ laws.