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PETA Tech Stack

Animal rights nonprofit with 10M+ supporters driving legislative and public campaigns

Non-profit Organizations Norfolk, VA 201–500 employees Founded 1980 Nonprofit

PETA operates a marketing-heavy organization (10 of 25 active roles) focused on public education, investigations, and policy work across four animal-welfare verticals: laboratory testing, food production, clothing, and entertainment. The tech stack reveals a media-production focus (Adobe Creative Cloud, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Midjourney, Runway) paired with donor-management and social tools (Sprout Social, Sprinklr, Paylocity, ServiceNow), suggesting simultaneous investment in content creation and operational scaling. Active hiring remains concentrated in marketing and operations, with projects spanning legislative wins (K9 police reform, French bulldog breeding bans) and donor engagement (virtual auctions, memorial programs).

Tech Stack 26 technologies

Core StackGoogle Analytics Adobe Premiere Pro After Effects Adobe Creative Cloud WordPress Canva ServiceNow Jira Asana X Substack Sprout Social Sprinklr Paylocity Sage 100 Midjourney Runway Photoshop Microsoft Access Freshservice Roblox Minecraft Unreal Engine FBX glTF Bedrock

What PETA Is Building

Challenges

  • Donor communication
  • Mail fulfillment delays
  • Donor experience improvement
  • Removing animals from policing
  • Phasing out k9 dogs in police work
  • Preventing cruelty to companion animals
  • Advancing animal rights in south america
  • Increasing social engagement
  • Driving traffic to website
  • Boosting engagement through comments

Active Projects

  • Peta doghouse program
  • Virtual silent auction
  • Inventory coordination
  • Victory articles
  • Technology enhancements
  • Ai and automation initiatives
  • Pioneering fundraising pilots
  • Ban breeding of french bulldogs
  • Tree of life memorial recognition program
  • Phase out k9 dogs in police work

Hiring Activity

Accelerating25 roles · 15 in 30d

Department

Marketing
10
Ops
4
Fundraising
2
Legal
2
Development
1
Finance
1
Healthcare
1
Media
1

Seniority

Mid
13
Senior
6
Junior
4
Manager
2
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About PETA

PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is the largest animal rights organization globally, with over 10.4 million members and supporters worldwide. Founded in 1980, the organization operates with a separate but closely integrated PETA Foundation (established 1993) handling IT, Development, and Interactive Media functions. The organization's work spans public education, cruelty investigations, research, animal rescue, legislation, and protest campaigns, concentrating effort on four sectors causing the most animal suffering: laboratories, food production, clothing manufacturing, and entertainment industries. PETA U.S. is based in Norfolk, Virginia, with a 201–500 employee headcount.

HeadquartersNorfolk, VA
Company Size201–500 employees
Founded1980
Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PETA's focus area?

PETA concentrates on animal suffering in four industries: laboratories, food production, clothing, and entertainment. The organization also addresses rodent/bird culling, pest-control cruelty, and companion animal abuse through investigations, legislation, rescue, and public campaigns.

How many members does PETA have?

PETA entities collectively have more than 10.4 million members and supporters globally, with PETA U.S. being the world's largest animal rights organization by membership.

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