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Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport Bans Glue Traps

After hearing from PETA and receiving more than 250,000 messages from the public, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport banned the use of glue traps! It joins more than 110 airports across the U.S. that have committed to not using these devices, which cause small animals stuck in the adhesive to suffer, sometimes for days, before finally dying from dehydration, starvation, or asphyxiation. No one should ever buy glue traps. Please help us urge other airports to stop using them.

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