The Mobile Zoo Cited for 18 Issues After PETA Complaint

July 2014 Following a complaint from PETA, the U.S. Department of Agriculture inspected the decrepit Mobile Zoo twice and issued 18 citations to the facility.

ezStorage Stops Using Inhumane Glue Traps

June 2014 ezStorage agreed to stop using inhumane glue traps in all 47 of its locations after hearing from PETA.

Bourbonnais Friendship Festival Cancels Appearance by Nosey

June 2014 After hearing from PETA and its supporters, the Bourbonnais Friendship Festival made the compassionate decision to cancel Nosey’s appearance at the fair. Thanks to kind people like you, Nosey was saved from another tedious week of walking in circles with riders on her back.

San Antonio Zoo Lets Egrets Stay

June 2014 After learning that the San Antonio Zoo hastily removed more than 230 egret nests, which resulted in the death of at least four egrets, PETA campaigned to stop the zoo from removing more birds from the site. The zoo decided to wait until after nesting season to make the site less attractive to … Read more »

Quiksilver Says NO to Angora Cruelty

June 2014 After talks with PETA at Quiksilver’s headquarters, the surf and snowboard company confirmed that it won’t sell any more items containing angora wool.

Carnival Company Will No Longer Give Animals Away as Booth Prizes

June 2014 After being alerted that an international carnival entertainment company was giving goldfish away as prizes, PETA persuaded company executives to stop this practice.

Feds Cite ‘Call of the Wildman’ Exhibitor for Cruel Handling of Drugged Zebra

June 2014 In an episode of the Animal Planet series Call of the Wildman, the show’s star, Ernie Brown Jr., chases down a zebra who had supposedly escaped from a fenced-in yard and roughly wrestles the animal to the ground. PETA learned that the Grévy’s zebra—who’s protected under the Endangered Species Act—had been drugged prior … Read more »

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Fetish Animal Torturer Sentenced to 10 Years After PETA Joins Animal Beta Project to Shut Down Crush Outfit

May 2014 PETA and Animal Beta Project provided Texas authorities with evidence of a so-called “crush video” outfit producing videos of rabbits, chickens, and other animals who were being tortured. One participant was sentenced to 10 years in prison, and her alleged cohort will soon face trial.

Bob Rohrman Schaumburg Ford in Illinois Cancels Lion Exhibit

May 2014 After PETA contacted the Bob Rohrman Schaumburg Ford car dealership, it decided to cancel the live lion exhibit that was planned.

Ban on Testing Cosmetics on Animals Now Permanent in India

May 2014 The fight against tests on animals for cosmetics has reached another important milestone, as India added a new clause to its Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945, officially banning all animal tests for cosmetics following an intense campaign by PETA India and work by Indian Member of Parliament Maneka Gandhi and others.

Gap Bans Angora After PETA Speaks at Its Annual Meeting

May 2014 After extensive talks and an appearance at Gap Inc.’s annual meeting, PETA convinced the worldwide retailer to ban angora sales for good and to remove the remaining angora items from its shelves.

Boudreaux the Bear Finally Outdoors

May 2014 When PETA learned that a black bear named Boudreaux was being held in a tiny, dark indoor cage without access to the outdoors for nearly four years at the Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo, we immediately filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The documents that we requested from the agency’s … Read more »

New Hampshire Property Management Company Steps Up to Help Birds

May 2014 We received calls regarding a bird deterrent net at a New Hampshire mall that had fallen into disrepair, so we contacted the property management company, and it immediately got workers out to flush the birds from the netting and repair it.

Animal Companions
New Jersey High School Cancels Puppy Auction

May 2014 A New Jersey high school was planning to auction a puppy as part of a fundraising event. We educated officials on the dire consequences for the animals and their new families that often result from puppy auctions, and officials agreed to cancel the auction.

PETA Report Is Critical in Banning Animal Tests for Recreational Drugs in New Zealand

May 2014 Synthetically produced recreational drugs were being sold on store shelves in New Zealand until the government announced that all the drugs would be pulled until manufacturers presented test results proving that their products were safe, which meant that many new animal tests would be conducted. Animal rights activists working to stop this contacted … Read more »

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