End of an Era: PETA Retires ‘I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur’
After 30 years of iconic “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaigns, fur is essentially over. Watch out, leather—you’re next.
Read MoreEnd of an Era: PETA Retires ‘I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur’
After 30 years of iconic “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaigns, fur is essentially over. Watch out, leather—you’re next.
Read MoreObela Hummus Parent Company Bans Animal Tests After Talks With PETA US
Obela hummus lovers can rejoice that their purchases will no longer contribute to tests in which experimenters starve, poison, and kill animals.
Read MorePharma Giant Bristol-Myers Squibb Bans Near-Drowning Test
Thanks to your thousands of e-mails, Bristol-Myers Squibb has confirmed that it has banned the forced swim test!
Read MoreHow Australia Changed for Good in 2019
There were so many pivotal moments in the animal rights movement this year.
Read MoreVictory! Pharma Giant Pfizer Bans the Cruel Forced Swim Test
More than half a million supporters of PETA and our affiliates took action, e-mailing Pfizer asking it to ban the forced swim test – and it worked.
Read MoreVictory! Beauty Brand Morphe Bans Badger-Hair Make-Up Brushes
Following PETA Asia’s eyewitness investigation into China’s badger-brush industry, Morphe has banned brushes made with badger hair.
Read MoreBig News! Airbnb Experiences Bar Elephant Rides, Tiger Cub Petting, Dolphin Captivity and More!
Airbnb will not offer experiences where guests have direct contact with wild animals.
Read MoreHistoric: TripAdvisor Denounces Sea World!
The world’s largest travel site locks out captive dolphin displays.
Read MoreVirgin Holidays Will No Longer Sell Tourism Experiences With Captive Whales and Dolphins
The travel giant said that it’ll end its partnership with notorious animal “abusement” parks.
Read MoreVictory! Two Huge Aussie Fashion Brands Ban Cashmere
After seeing footage of extreme cruelty and the violent killing of cashmere goats, these Australian brands have vowed never to use cashmere again.
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