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Pata Zoo, located at the top of the Pata Pinklao Department Store in Bangkok, Thailand, is one of the saddest places in the world. PETA Asia’s investigation into the facility showed that the animals imprisoned there are confined to dark, barren cages. They are offered little to no enrichment and are left with nothing but trash to play with.

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Following a relentless PETA campaign, Starbucks—the largest coffee chain in the world—ended its upcharge for vegan milk! This victory displays the impact of speaking up for animals, and now we need your help again to convince Dunkin’ to follow suit.

What we’ll describe here is just some of the cruelty PETA’s investigators witnessed, and it’s being endorsed by “animal protection” groups here in the U.S.: Plainville workers beat up and attacked turkeys for fun, to instill fear, to vent their frustration, or to relieve their boredom.

PETA discovered the Oreo maker’s pointless “nutritional science” experiments on animals include tormenting countless animals by: Force-feeding mice feces from obese women and a diet high in saturated fat, then killing them

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