PETA Kills Animals is a fairly new website debunking the myths behind People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The Center for Consumer Freedom, a nonprofit coalition supported by restaurants, food companies, and consumers, which owns the website, claims that more than one million people have visited it since they erected a billboard in Times Square three months ago.

PETA's mission, of course, is to stop people from eating meat, and to stop people from adopting animals as pets. PETA believes that animals are better off dead, than having to live of life of "exploitation" as a family pet, working animal, or entertainment animal.

This is why PETA makes a practice of euthanizing animals they acquire.

Last June, local law enforcement officers in Bertie County, North Carolina arrested two PETA employees caught euthanizing perfectly healthy and adoptable puppies in the back of a van, and dumping their bodies into a grocery store dumpster. These employees now face criminal charges.

The Center for Consumer Freedom, through their "PETA Kills Animals" website, points out that PETA has killed more than 12,400 dogs, cats and other animals between 1998 and 2004, and states that they killed nearly 80 percent of the animals they took in.

Meanwhile, PETA tells the public that they are out to protect animals, and they are fighting for animals rights. Moreover, they use this platform as the basis to collect donations from the public. Yet in reality, they are actually killing perfectly healthy, adoptable animals, simply because they don't want to see them living as pets.