PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) advocates treating animals with dignity and respect and protecting them from undue cruelty brought on by humans. This organization defines "dignity and respect" and "protection from cruelty" more expansively than do many of the older animal protection organizations.
PETA is a non-profit organization that helps to protect abused animals. They advocate on the side of animals so they are not mistreated.
An advocacy group is an organized group of people who use various forms of advocacy to influence public opinion.
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PETA has supporting groups and headquarters in some other countries besides the USA. Some examples are PETA UK and PETA India although the international groups are generally not as large as the group in the United States.
This is public support carried out in support for education reforms or policies. Educational advocacy can be carried out by individuals or group.
Advocacy policy is defined as giving the right directives to improve the plans of an individual or group towards a specific archivement.
PETA is one, the Humane Society is another.
Consumer Reports is an example of a private sector consumer-advocacy group. Consumer Reports was founded in 1936. It has a monthly circulation of 7,300,000.
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PETA does not oppose the use of inhalers, it opposes continued unnecessary testing on animals. PETA is not a religion, but an animal rights group. You should do everything to educate yourself about them. If you don't like what you read, then quit. If you agree with their agendas, then stay.
The National Rifle Association is an advocacy group and political lobby.