The Louisville Regional Airport Authority, which oversees Louisville International Airport and Bowman Field, confirmed that both airports were using glue traps but removed them after being contacted by PETA. The airports will not use them moving forward.
After being contacted by PETA, Port of Portland (POP)—which controls Hillsboro, Portland International, and Portland-Troutdale airports in Oregon—said that it likely wasn’t using glue traps but that it would double-check. While doing so, POP discovered that glue traps had just been laid out in an attempt to catch a chipmunk. Now aware that the traps … Read more »
After meeting with PETA and learning that animals caught in glue traps’ adhesive may struggle for days, tearing flesh, breaking bones, and becoming increasingly entangled, The Home Depot agreed to prohibit the use of glue traps in all of its more than 2,200 stores nationwide.
After PETA asked officials with Hollywood Burbank Airport in California not to use glue traps, they reviewed the information that we had provided, conducted a months-long investigation of their facilities, and discussed the matter with their “pest”-control vendors. They no longer use glue traps in their facilities.
PETA recently contacted Norfolk International Airport in Virginia and asked it not to use glue traps. After learning about the traps, the airport said that its facilities staff and exterminator had collected the remaining ones and that this team will continue to look for glue traps as they perform their daily tasks. The airport’s executive … Read more »
After a PETA supporter told us that online retailer Natural Ginesis was selling glue traps, we asked the company to remove them. Within hours of learning about the anguish and torture endured by small animals ensnared in the glue, Natural Ginesis agreed to remove the traps and not sell them again.
September 2014 After hearing from PETA, Jons International Marketplace, a regional grocery chain with 13 locations in Southern California, confirmed that it removed all glue traps from its shelves and committed to refusing to sell these vile devices in the future.