Newsweek has reached out to PETA and the ASPCA on Friday night via email for additional comments. This protest represented the latest escalation in PETA's ongoing campaign against the ASPCA.
The alleged poop dumpers were protesting a rival animal rights group over its backing of an animal welfare certification program.
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PETA dumps manure outside rival ASPCA’s NYC office — but hits snag over frigid tempsPETA activists tried to dump a truck full of manure outside the Manhattan office of the group’s rival, the ASPCA — but the stinky stunt was stymied by the frigid weather on Thursday.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, known as PETA, has a long history of condemning the abusive treatment of animals ...
A spokesperson for the ASPCA, meanwhile, defended the board for “setting basic standards” in the marketplace, adding the conflict boiled down to a philosophical difference with PETA.
A spokesperson for the ASPCA, meanwhile, defended the board for “setting basic standards” in the marketplace, adding the conflict boiled down to a philosophical difference with PETA.
A pair of activists with the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals were arrested on Thursday while attempting to dump a truck’s worth of manure outside the Manhattan ...
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