Where are PETA’s offices located?
We have three offices:
- Los Angeles
- Norfolk, Virginia (our headquarters, the Sam Simon Center)
- Washington, D.C.
Positions on the jobs pagelist the location or the opportunity for telecommuting.
Does PETA/FSAP offer telecommuting (work from home) career opportunities?
From time to time, we offer telecommuting opportunities.Positions available for telecommuting are clearly marked on the jobs page.
There is not an office in my state, so how can I get active with PETA?
Can’t work for PETA or FSAP just yet? No need to worry, as you can start getting active for animals immediately, including by forming a local animal rights group or by joiningPETA’s Action (“A”) Team. The A-Team website also contains many resources for grassroots activists, including ways to contact our activist liaisons, who can help you with your local efforts.
What are the requirements for working for PETA/FSAP?
Requirements for working for PETA/FSAP vary by position. It’s best to visit thejobs page, select the position that’s of interest to you, and view its complete list of job requirements and responsibilities.
Do I have to be a U.S. citizen to work for PETA/FSAP?
In order to work for PETA/FSAP, you need to be a U.S. citizen or have a work permit authorizing you to work in the U.S. However, we cannot assist you in obtaining one. You must obtain it independently.
Do you have any part-time positions?
It’s rare that we have part-time opportunities. Please visit thejobs pageregularly to view all opportunities.
Do I have to be vegetarian or vegan to work for PETA/FSAP?
Some of our positions do require you to be vegan (e.g., all positions related to campaigns, fundraising and development, and media spokespeople). However, many roles do not require this. We look for compassionate people to work for the organization.
How do I apply for a job?
To apply for a position with PETA/FSAP, view the job description for the position and click “Apply” at the bottom of the page. You’ll be directed to an online application. Please complete all fields and attach your cover letter and résumé or paste them into the application.
Once I have completed the interview process, when can I expect to hear whether I’ve been offered the job?
You will receive our decision within 10 business days of your interview.
Does PETA/FSAP pay relocation costs for new employees?
No, we do not pay relocation costs. However, if space permits, we do offer relocating staff members up to three weeks of temporary housing in Norfolk, Virginia.
What is it like to work for PETA/FSAP?
To see what life at PETA is really like, check out @thePETAlife on Twitter and Instagram. Staff members tag their posts #PETAlife to share their experience firsthand, too!
What if I have read these FAQs and still have a question?
Please e-mail any unanswered questions to [emailprotected].
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Let's break down the information you provided:
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PETA's Office Locations:
- Los Angeles
- Norfolk, Virginia (This is their headquarters, known as the Sam Simon Center)
- Washington, D.C.
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Telecommuting Opportunities with PETA/FSAP:
- PETA/FSAP does offer telecommuting opportunities from time to time.
- These opportunities are indicated on the jobs page.
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Getting Active with PETA:
- If there isn't an office in your state, you can still engage with PETA by forming a local animal rights group or joining PETA’s Action (“A”) Team. The A-Team website provides resources for grassroots activists.
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Requirements for Working with PETA/FSAP:
- Requirements vary based on the specific position.
- Interested individuals should visit the jobs page to review the specific requirements and responsibilities for each position.
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Citizenship and Eligibility:
- To work for PETA/FSAP, individuals need to be U.S. citizens or have a work permit authorizing them to work in the U.S. However, PETA cannot assist in obtaining this permit.
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Part-Time Positions:
- PETA/FSAP rarely offers part-time opportunities. Interested candidates should monitor the jobs page for updates.
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Dietary Preferences:
- While some roles within PETA/FSAP require individuals to be vegan (e.g., campaign-related positions, fundraising, development, and media spokespeople), not all roles have this requirement. The organization prioritizes compassionate individuals.
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Application Process:
- To apply, candidates should navigate to the specific job description on the website and click on the "Apply" button. This directs them to an online application portal where they can submit their details, cover letter, and résumé.
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Post-Interview Process:
- Candidates can expect a decision within 10 business days post-interview.
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Relocation Assistance:
- PETA/FSAP does not cover relocation costs. However, they may offer up to three weeks of temporary housing in Norfolk, Virginia, if space permits.
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Life at PETA/FSAP:
- For insights into the work culture and experiences of staff members, interested individuals can check out @thePETAlife on Twitter and Instagram, where staff members share their experiences using the hashtag #PETAlife.
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Additional Questions:
- For any unanswered questions, individuals can reach out via email to [emailprotected].
This breakdown summarizes the key points from the information you provided about PETA/FSAP's operations, employment opportunities, requirements, and related topics.
