PETA, or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is a nonprofit organization focused on the rights and treatment of animals. The largest organization of its kind in the world with over 6.5 million members and supporters, PETA is committed to abolishing “speciesism,” defined as a “human-supremacist worldview” in which "species" is used to justify bigotry and discrimination. In new hires, the employer seeks smart, compassionate, hardworking people who can commit to the ideology that “animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way.” In the past, PETA has offered full-time jobs and flexibility in the form of part-time, hybrid, and 100% remote opportunities, posted in career categories like nonprofit & philanthropy, animals & wildlife, education & training, marketing, science, and writing. The nonprofit supports a culture of tolerance and kindness with a focus on compassion. Following a vegan lifestyle may be required for some positions, though not all. Eligible team members at PETA are offered medical and dental insurance, a 401(k) retirement savings plan with company match, training and professional development opportunities, and a discount on insurance for their pets.

Founded in 1980, PETA directs its attention to areas in which the most animals are suffering the most intensely and for the longest periods, including industries like research laboratories, the clothing trade, the entertainment industry, and the food industry. The focus of the organization’s work encompasses public education, animal rescue, cruelty investigations, research, legislation, protests, and celebrity involvement. Committed to “compassion in action,” PETA works in collaboration with the PETA Foundation, a donor-supported effort devoted to helping make the world a more compassionate place for animals.

PETA, or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is a nonprofit organization focused on the rights and treatment of animals. The largest organization of its kind in the world with over 6.5 million members and supporters, PETA is committed to abolishing “speciesism,” defined as a “human-supremacist worldview” in which "species" is used to justify bigotry and discrimination. In new hires, the employer seeks smart, compassionate, hardworking people who can commit to the ideology that “animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way.” In the past, PETA has offered full-time jobs and flexibility in the form of part-time, hybrid, and 100% remote opportunities, posted in career categories like nonprofit & philanthropy, animals & wildlife, education & training, marketing, science, and writing. The nonprofit supports a culture of tolerance and kindness with a focus on compassion. Following a vegan lifestyle may be required for some positions, though not all. Eligible team members at PETA are offered medical and dental insurance, a 401(k) retirement savings plan with company match, training and professional development opportunities, and a discount on insurance for their pets.

Founded in 1980, PETA directs its attention to areas in which the most animals are suffering the most intensely and for the longest periods, including industries like research laboratories, the clothing trade, the entertainment industry, and the food industry. The focus of the organization’s work encompasses public education, animal rescue, cruelty investigations, research, legislation, protests, and celebrity involvement. Committed to “compassion in action,” PETA works in collaboration with the PETA Foundation, a donor-supported effort devoted to helping make the world a more compassionate place for animals.