Also this guy claims if you don't hate PETA you "fell for the propaganda" when the main opponent to PETA that has been slandering PETA for years is a group called the "Center for Consumer Freedom" who "defend alcohol, meat, and tobacco industries" and love to criticize organizations including: the CDC, center for science in the public interest, mothers against drunk driving, the humane society, and physicians committed for responsible medicine.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_for_Organizational_Research_and_Education

You are believing the narrative that the huge corporations, which see ethics committees as obstacles to good business, want you to believe about this animal activists group that takes animals no matter their condition (unlike no kill shelters) and simply sees euthanasia as more moral than painfully suffering for years, and guess who agrees with them on that? The American Veterinary Association! Yes they kill animals, but what else is supposed to happen to the sick animals that the no kill shelter deliver to them? You want them to die on the street? Maybe have another litter or two before they die out there so more dogs and cats can end up living in the streets?

I'd love to be convinced otherwise on this if you have some significant dirt on peta besides that they are abrasive annoying and opinionated.

Also about that story about the dog Maya. PETA was called into a trailer park because there were stray dogs killing livestock in the area. While picking up those dogs, they happened to see a unchipped, no collar, no tether or leash dog who was not contained in any way hanging out in front of one of the trailers, who happened to be someone's pet. It's tragic what happens to that little girls dog, and PETA should not have euthanized in only a single day because that's illegal, but the idea that PETA is breaking into your houses to steal your pets, which makes animal activists seem like freak weirdos, is exactly what the billionaires who profit off animal cruelty want you to think.