PETA rakes in nearly $30 million each year, much of it raised from pet owners who think their donations go to helping animals, not destroying them. In fact, PETA admits they make a financial trade-off to destroy the animals rather than bear the higher expense to care for them.
PETA spends donated funds on controversial campaigns such as equating people who eat chicken with Nazis, scaring kids away from milk, and intimidating those who disagree with them.
PETA's animosity toward the use of animals for food somehow compels them to indulge in extreme messaging. Still, no irony's lost portraying themselves as fierce animal defenders while at once disposing of animals for economic factors.
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