Oceania Cruises Launches Vegan Menus

Following encouragement from PETA, as well as growing public interest in wellness-focused lifestyles, Oceania Cruises launched new vegan menus—which feature more than 250 innovative, plant-based dishes—on its six ships. Two ships also have raw juice and smoothie bars.

Natural Ginesis Ends Glue Trap Sales

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.

Indianapolis Airport Authority Pulls Glue Traps, Vows Not to Use Them Again

After being contacted by PETA, the Indianapolis Airport Authority—which oversees six airports—agreed to remove glue traps from its properties and not use them again.

PETA Donates TraumaMan Surgical Simulators, Saving Countless Animals’ Lives

April 11, 2017 Hundreds of animals in four developing countries will no longer be cut apart and killed in medical training courses, thanks to PETA’s donation of eight state-of-the-art TraumaMan surgical simulators, worth $200,000. This brings the total number of countries that have ended the use of dogs, pigs, goats, and sheep for crude medical … Read more »

Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Removes and Bans Glue Traps

After being contacted by PETA, the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority admitted that it was using glue traps at its airport. We asked its staff to remove them, which they did, and the airport agreed not to use them again.

PETA Science Consortium Presents at Major Pesticide Conference

PETA scientists were invited by the biggest pesticide industry trade association, CropLife America, to give a presentation at its annual conference on the use of non-animal testing methods.

Coyote Slaughter Canceled After PETA Files Lawsuit

On March 2, 2017, we filed a complaint alleging that the city of Arcadia violated the California Environmental Quality Act when it adopted a program to trap and kill coyotes without first assessing the environmental impact that such actions would have. On April 4, the City Council rescinded its prior adoption and allocation of funds … Read more »

Garden Bros. Circus Barred From Bringing Elephants Into Maine

In advance of planned performances by the notorious Garden Bros. Circus in Maine, PETA informed state authorities at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife of the circus’s long history of putting animals and the public at risk, and we asked them to stop the circus from bringing elephants into the state without first … Read more »

Union Arena Community Center in Vermont Asked Garden Bros. to Perform Without Animals

Union Arena officials asked Garden Bros. Circus to perform without animals after learning from PETA that a whistleblower had reported that the circus’s manager, Zachary Garden, habitually beats animals and withholds food from them and has refused to provide injured and dying animals with adequate veterinary care.

VICTORY: International Cherry Blossom Festival Cancels Cruel Shark Encounter

After learning that the Haai Shark Encounter was planning to harass gentle nurse sharks at the International Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon, Georgia, PETA told festival organizers that trucking sharks thousands of miles around the country so that someone can pull on their fins and tails in front of screaming children is not educational—it’s cruel. … Read more »

VICTORY: Paraguay to End ‘Shackle and Hoist’ Kosher Slaughter

After hearing from more than 125,000 people who watched PETA’s investigative footage, the government of Israel pressured Paraguay to set a deadline of the end of 2017 for eliminating the horrifically cruel “shackle and hoist” method of kosher slaughter. Paraguay supplies about 40 percent of Israel’s beef.

Virginia Appeals Court Upholds Decision to Revoke Top Military Trauma Trainer’s Medical License

March 21, 2017 Animals and members of the military in Virginia are safer since John Hagmann—the sexual predator and twisted mind behind the military’s cruel trauma training program, in which thousands of live animals are shot, stabbed, dismembered, and killed each year—will not be allowed to reinstate his medical license. Two years ago, the Virginia … Read more »

PETA Science Consortium Associate Director Joins Editorial Board of ‘Applied In Vitro Toxicology’ Journal

Dr. Amy Clippinger, associate director of the PETA International Science Consortium Ltd., was appointed to the editorial board of the journal Applied In Vitro Toxicology.

Norfolk, Virginia, Denies Garden Bros. Circus Permits to Exhibit Animals

After hearing from PETA, the city of Norfolk, Virginia, denied Garden Bros. Circus permits to exhibit animals at its shows at the Ted Constant Convocation Center because of its and its elephant exhibitor’s records of public-safety and animal-welfare violations.

PETA Scientist Heads Society of Toxicology In Vitro Specialty Section

The head of PETA’s Regulatory Testing Department is serving as the president of the Society of Toxicology’s In Vitro and Alternative Methods specialty section, which now has more than 500 members and is among the most active.

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