Victories

Luxury Travel Company Drops Cruel Running of the Bulls Trips

Palace Tours has joined the list of travel companies that no longer offer trips to the cruel Running of the Bulls.

Here’s Why More Australian Brands Are Banning Wild-Animal Skins

FAITHFULL, LMS, and Aquila have banned wild-animal skins from their collections after talks with PETA.

La Trobe University Bans Near-Drowning Test to Study Depression or Anxiety

Following conversations with PETA entities, La Trobe University officials have agreed to prohibit the use of the forced swim test to model human depression, anxiety disorders, and their treatment.

Global Supermarket Brand Drops Frog Legs After Chilling PETA Exposé

Supermarket chain Carrefour has committed to cutting ties with its supplier in Indonesia following PETA’s shocking video exposé.

Here’s Why Ginger & Smart Will Never Use Exotic Skins or Angora Fur

Shoppers don’t want animals to suffer and die for fashion, and the destructive impact of fur and leather on the planet is well known.

PETA and NZAVS Work to Ban the Cruel Forced Swim Test in Aotearoa and Beyond

PETA entity scientists and local animal defenders took on the cruel forced swim test in New Zealand – and won. Read all about their life-saving work.

Another Win Against Experiments on Animals: University of Western Australia Stops Using the Forced Swim Test

The University of Western Australia has confirmed to PETA that it “no longer conducts” the forced swim test.

PETA Australia’s Victories for Animals in 2023

Your support made 2023 a landmark year for animals.

Progress! A New Policy Could Eliminate the Use of the Forced Swim Test in Australia

While NHMRC stopped short of implementing a full ban, its new requirements will significantly reduce, if not eliminate, the use of the forced swim test in Australia.

You Did It: Inquiry Recommends Victoria Duck Hunting Ban

“On consideration of all evidence received during the Inquiry, the Committee recommends that the Victorian Government end recreational native bird hunting on all public and private land from 2024.”