How to Stop the Printed PETA Global Magazine

Use the magazine-specific digital form

PETA's PETA Global print-to-digital form is expressly for stopping the magazine's printed edition in favor of reading it online. It asks for first name, last name and email address, with a digital-magazine request and a PETA News choice.

The form's notice says submitting agrees to receive emails. This is not a way to stop paper while also rejecting every digital communication. If you do not want that tradeoff, contact PETA about a paper-only change instead of supplying an address to a signup you do not intend.

Read the final choices yourself. A page with “Sign Up” can still be the published route for switching an existing printed magazine, but the wording alone does not make it a general removal form. The relevant detail is the specific magazine named in the instructions.

Identify what arrived before changing a preference

A magazine cover, a fundraising letter and an order insert are different pieces of mail. Look for PETA Global on the cover, then keep its address label. If the item is an appeal, ask about appeals rather than assuming a digital-magazine preference suppresses it.

If two household members receive copies, retain both labels. A form submitted with one person's email may not explain the other recipient's printed record. Ask support how to cover each copy instead of inventing another email address or guessing a donor ID.

The same care applies to an old address. Include the delivery address on the unwanted copy when asking for help. A current contact address can be supplied separately, clearly labeled, so the request is not mistaken for a move that should keep the magazine coming.

Use PETA's contact for questions or other paper

The form publishes 757-622-7382 and PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510. Ask which preference stops the item you actually received. Do not use an animal-cruelty report to request a mailing change.

For example: “I receive the printed PETA Global at [name and mailing address]. I want to stop the printed copy, without enrolling in new email updates. What is the appropriate preference request?” That states the desired outcome without claiming that the digital form offers it.

If you also want no fundraising appeals, add that as a separate question. Keep any donor payments unchanged unless you independently intend to cancel them. Junk Mail Magic does not change donations or paid subscriptions.

Save the confirmation and check later copies

The magazine page does not publish a fixed postal processing period. Ask for the applicable timing and keep the response. A form receipt is not evidence that other mailing lists changed, and it cannot prove that an already-prepared issue will not arrive.

Compare a later magazine with the original label and your request date before following up. Use our magazine guide if the piece turns out to be a subscription, renewal offer or unrelated publisher's promotion.