I just spent like 30–40 minutes writing a review, and for some reason, the review button was gone. I was so close to submitting my review. I’m frustrated that I didn’t save. I must’ve accidentally closed it. This review will have to be short, as I lost a lot of energy. Sorry if it’s messy!: Peta is great. But I do have some disagreements. I just want to address a review that mentioned this: Peta euthanizes animals because they are sick, or unavoidable. Which I do understand to an extent. But I do think they are a little obsessive, and it goes against their point. I’m not sure why they do it so much. I see what they are trying to do, but it’s a little much. One thing I do like about PETA, though, is that they spread awareness. One thing I disagree with is that they believe everyone must be vegan to make a difference. No. You don’t have to be vegan to make a difference. I am vegetarian, which meats I leave meat out of my diet. And although there are some deaths, like from the egg and dairy industry, it saves more animals than if you were to eat meat. Veganism is great. But not everyone has the time for it. Especially if you are a minor and need your protein. It is not easy to be vegan, especially if you have allergies. It is not in the hands of everyone. Which is why I believe in vegetarianism. Flexitarianism helps too, but I’d personally go a little out of my way to help. One thing that I disagree with is peta wants your dog to be vegan. If you’re a hard-core vegan, don’t get a dog. Because dogs are carnivores. Humans are omnivores, meaning they eat plants, but in survival scenarios they eat meat. But with modern technology, we can eat plant-based foods. Dogs are carnivores. They strictly consume meat. But in survival scenarios, they can survive on plants for a short period of time. But it is not ideal. Now, with modern agriculture and special supplements, dogs can survive on a vegan diet. But, it is unnecessary unless the dog has dietary restrictions. Which is why I disagree with it if you force your dog to be vegan. One, dogs don’t understand that if an animal feels pain, it is “bad”. They are descendants of wolves, and wolves can’t think, “Oh. The prey I just caught went through pain and that is bad. I’m sad, so I should stop eating meat”. No. They are just following their instincts.  … I came prepared for this! The review window closed. But I copied and pasted *some* of it. I lost a bit more, though. So I am not going to type that over again lol. I guess to conclude, I do like the fact that PETA spreads awareness. And they’ve saved so many animals. And I do understand many of their points. However, I do have some disagreements, or partial disagreements. And some of their marketing strategies are extreme. But at the end of the day, they help animals. And that’s what I like about them! Oh, and by the way, I haven’t listened to this podcast. My biases of the podcast might be similar to how I think of peta, though, so that’s why I wrote this. But if I like the podcast more than I think, I’ll drop a four-five-star rating. 

Anyone who loves and respects animals need to listen to this podcast.💯💯💯

I love this podcast, but there are no 2024 episodes. Is it now defunct?

Did you know that peta has killed 14,400 animals since 1998? petas “ethical” employees kill tons of puppies and kittens and are known to throw them in dumpsters to rot they claim that they only kill animals that are suffering and can no longer go on but this is simply not true learn more at petakillsanimals.com

Great information for anyone involved or trying to get involved in animal liberation movements.

Great insights on important topics!

Peta is an amazing organization, they work tirelessly to spread awareness and shine a light on the barbaric things done to animals. The podcast is great!!

This podcast is loaded with interesting insights from people working to protect animals. With each episode I learn something new and deepen my respect for PETA’s experts and their depth of knowledge. Highly recommend!

Investigative journalism focused on exposing violence and exploitation committed against animals. Insightful and informative. Its common to defame animal welfare and rights group as radical or militant. But in reality this namecalling is an attempt to divert attention away from unethical ways we treat animals and the massive negative impact we have our climate and the environment.

PETA is not a perfect organization. PETA has it’s dark side. Yet again what organization does? I’m using an Apple device, yet my trust with the Apple brand is very low. PETA keeps me up to date with movements they’re working on to bring the end to the Animal Holocaust. In a documentary called The Land Of Ahisma, a statement was made that unless we change as a society, a lot of not all animals will be extinct in 2026. I get informative updates and new perspectives. I never knew New York had an issue with the treatment of racing horses. PETA spreads awareness. I believe there should be more no kill shelter yet the video where they cover what goes on in a no kill shelter, how it’s poorly regulated and how a big mess it is. In 2020 I almost put a cat in a no kill shelter and listening to the particular where it covers the idea, I thank God someone wanted to take care of the cat.

Everyone needs to realize the suffering a lot of our animals endure. Thank you for spreading the word PETA! I love your podcast

Do not listen to the hate ratings I needed a podcast and I love this one! It is amazing whoever thinks this is bad is probably not vegan. #peta is awesome!!!

PETA gets results, from reforming barbaric cruelty in zoos to exposing the unspeaking horrors of big ag and factory farming. Notice how the white supremacist/pro-trump trolls are going after them so hard? That should you tell you something. Think about it.

Did you know that PETA euthanizes 95% of their intake at their VA 'Shelter'? Go to petakillsanimals.com for the facts about this murderous organization that kidnaps pets and exploits animals.

Accept that not your organization is borderline pointless and in my opinion stupid, you are advocating for something that everyone supports but you take it too far.

This was an excellent interview and a difficult undercover investigation done by PETA. Most of us would not have known about the plight of chinchillas until this exposé. Thank you for calling our attention. I plan to go to the PETA site to observe the heartbreaking videos and then to take action.

Don't listen to the hate ratings, if you haven't watched the @save_ralph_the_bunny you should because it shows what animal cruelty is 🤕 Companies that are cruelty free: Eco lip balm Burts bee's Cover girl Kylie jenner's makeup line A company that does.. Chanel End animal cruelty

Humans that are cruel to animals will potentially be cruel to other humans. Stamp out cruelty to animals and the human race will progress towards peace! This podcast raises the level of awareness concerning the welfare of us all!

Hope you love opinionated bs! Cuz that’s what they serve

It’s so important for people to be informed about how their consumer choices affect other sentient beings and the planet as a whole. This podcast does an excellent job educating people about the hidden cruelty that they often unwittingly support with their purchases of animal products and byproducts. This is information everyone should know so that we can create a more compassionate world!

Hey peta I slaughtererd a cow in Minecraft and there’s nothing you can do about it

Love what you do to end abuse to animals, but you go too far like Steve Earwin,

I love that this podcast is not all “doom and gloom,” but rather very informative, as well as offering ways that the general public can help the animals!

Keep fighting the good fight everyone. We will have setbacks but our side is right and will be victorious eventually!

This podcast is great to learn about animal rights issues that you may not have heard about as well as learn what PETA does

There’s nothing extreme about loving animals. It’s great to hear from the people at PETA, and to hear about the work they are doing. The content is rich and the interviews are very good. I like that they look at issues from both ends of the spectrum, though I’m sure some people fail to see that. Great job, PETA!

This podcast makes me feel like peta is a terrorist group. Simple things like racing dogs or hunting and farming are made out to be bad. Yes there are bad farmers and people out there but most are good. If u want to listen to lies this podcast is for u.

I’m absolutely loving this podcast! It is so great to hear about animal rights issues that I haven’t necessarily thought a lot about before. It’s a great reminder that animal rights is more than just saving animals from the animal agriculture industry.

My new must-listen podcast!

I subscribed immediately. PETA achieves so much for animals and this podcast digs into issues that should matter to anyone who truly cares about justice and equality.

What an incredible podcast. Animal rights deserves this kind of long form platform, and with this podcast you get a front row seat to fascinating discussions on why peta does what it does, really really great