How International Students Can Take Action for Animals

Posted by Calvin on January 08, 2025

Interested in getting active with peta2 but not located in the U.S. or Canada? Due to our limited budget, we only ship materials (stickers, leaflets, peta2 Rewards, etc.) within these countries, but we’ve got many resources for international students ready for you to print anywhere! 🌍

Check out our printable posters and leaflets:

International Students Can Get Involved in Their Country

The best way to end cruelty to animals is to encourage local people to work against it―hold protests, leaflet at school, and encourage compassion for all sentient beings in all that you do. ❤️

You can also volunteer at your local animal shelter, join or start your own animal rights club, and so much more! Always be sure to speak up for animals in your daily life, too. This includes refusing to dissect animals at school, advocating for people to adopt animals instead of buying them and to get their animal companions spayed or neutered, refusing to visit roadside zoos, marine parks, aquariums, and circuses that use animals—the list goes on!

There are several international PETA entities, so be sure to check if there’s one near you:

If you can’t find the information you need at any of the websites above, the following links may be helpful for finding resources in your area:

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One of the best ways to help animals, no matter where you live, is by donating to PETA. Your donation will fuel groundbreaking campaigns and help save countless animals around the world.

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