U.K. government tightens rules for veterinary vaccines.
Primate center cited by Feds for baboon escape.
European Chemicals Agency publishes guidance on avoiding animal testing.
Major science fair encourages non-animal methods.
Medical University of South Carolina cited by Feds for animal welfare violations.
After PETA contacted SecretSales.com regarding abuses attributed to the fur industry, the online retailer immediately decided to go fur-free.
April 2010 Less than one day after PETA entities worldwide released online action alerts—accompanied by photos showing 50 terrified beagles as they were transported by global transport company Lufthansa to a laboratory in Scotland—Lufthansa announced a new policy prohibiting the transport of dogs and cats to laboratories. PETA is now working to persuade Lufthansa to extend its policy … Read more »
Thanks to PETA, Iceflow Creations’ Facebook page was removed from the site.
After receiving information and meeting with PETA, Victoria’s Secret and La Senza agreed to remove all exotic skins from their product lines.
After discussion with PETA, Nike implemented a policy banning exotic skins from all Nike brands, including Cole Haan.
After receiving PETA’s research on the exotic-skins industry and watching our new video, the CEO of Overstock.com implemented a policy banning exotic skins.
After regular correspondence with PETA, Spanish designer Adolfo Domínguez decided to commit to use only nonmulesed wool and ban fur and exotic skins.
After PETA exposed Charming Shoppes to the cruel fur industry, they have committed to ending fur sales for good.
January 2010 PETA’s Laboratory Investigations Department learned about a physiology course at Australia’s Queensland University of Technology in which cane toads were being killed after having their chests cut open in crude and inhumane classroom experiments so that students could observe the effects of various drugs on the toads’ hearts. We urged the school’s administrators to … Read more »
