What are the principles of PETA?

Answer 1

PETA is an organization that is against cruel treatment of animals, as suggested by its name (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).

Peta protests the rodeo, fur in fashion shows, KFC, etc. They also raid animal testing labs and go undercover in slaughterhouses.

Their trademark catchphrase is "Animals are not ours to eat / wear / experiment on / be entertained by / abuse in any way." Their viewpoints are considered controversial in that they represent such a small portion of the population as a whole, yet they try to influence legislation which affects the entire population.

Noted PeTA co-founder Ingrid Newkirk was once quoted as having said, "Humans have grown like a cancer. We're the biggest blight on the face of the earth."

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals This organization works to protect animals. Sadly, Peta doesnt care about dogs and cats. They take animals from shelters saying they will give them homes but they actually kill them..

PETA, has done many good things, mainly making it publicly unacceptable to wear fur (which experts say would have happened on its own), sadly they have degraded and Ingrid Newkirk is widely regarded as a nutcase (even by ex-peta members). As my vegetarian friend said, "PETA is a club for crazy vegetarians."

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