Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport informed PETA that it will stop using glue traps. This latest victory means that 100 airports across the nation are now glue trap–free.
The Environmental Protection Agency issued its draft strategic plan to implement non-animal chemical testing methods and took into account PETA’s extensive input.
Scientists from the PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. attended the world’s largest international toxicology conference, where they presented research that the Science Consortium is funding to develop non-animal inhalation testing methods, co-chaired a symposium session, and led a continuing education course focused on ways to replace animals in chemical testing.
PETA contacted Plan de Ville to inform the company that animals in the fur and angora industries are often kept inside cramped, filthy cages—where they’re deprived of everything that’s natural and important to them—and killed in terrifying and painful ways, such as gassing or electrocution. As a result, the New York–based clothing retailer made the … Read more »
A U.S. magistrate judge issued a report recommending that a default judgment be entered against Dade City’s Wild Things (DCWT) and its owners, finding that they had violated the federal Endangered Species Act. If this report is adopted by the District Court judge in the matter and PETA is granted the relief it is seeking, … Read more »
After hearing from PETA, the Fairmont Police Department informed the Garden Bros. Circus that it wouldn’t be issued a permit to exhibit or display wild or exotic animals within Fairmont city limits for its show at the National Guard Armory.
Following communication from PETA, the Chicago Department of Aviation—the operator of O’Hare International and Midway International airports—agreed to ban glue traps. Not only is O’Hare known for its size, it’s also the third-busiest airport in the world in terms of passenger traffic.
Starbucks introduced a Hazelnut Mocha Coconutmilk Macchiato following discussions with PETA in which we pushed for more vegan syrups and sauces as well as items built with them. The Macchiato includes vegan hazelnut syrup and mocha sauce.
Rent the Runway—a mostly online service that rents out 350 high-end designers’ clothing and accessories—banned fur. This compassionate decision comes after more than 155,000 people contacted the company to urge executives to ban fur. We informed the company that fur often comes from animals who spend their entire lives confined to cramped, filthy cages and … Read more »
After working behind the scenes with PETA, Burlington Coat Factory made the compassionate, business-savvy decision to ban angora, which often comes from rabbits who spend their entire lives inside cramped, filthy cages without access to food and clean water and who scream in pain while their fur is being plucked out. The company—which sells clothes … Read more »
The Miami-Dade Aviation Department—which controls the Miami International Airport and four other airports in the area—agreed to remove and ban glue traps. Its existing and future “pest”-control contracts will stipulate a ban on these vile devices, which ensnare small animals and cause them a tremendous amount of pain, sometimes for days on end.
The Miami-Dade Aviation Department—which controls Miami International Airport and four other airports in South Florida—agreed to ban glue traps. The company removed the existing traps from the premises and confirmed that future contracts will stipulate a total ban on these cruel devices, which ensnare small animals, causing them a tremendous amount of pain and a … Read more »
General Mills agreed to ban all experiments on animals for the purpose of making health claims about its foods after talks with PETA about the cruelty of animal studies and their irrelevance to humans.
PeachDish, a nationwide meal kit–delivery service, added a vegan meal plan following outreach from PETA and a failing grade in our ranking of meal-delivery services.
PETA has persuaded the international vitamin and food-ingredient company Riken Vitamin to end all its painful and deadly health experiments on animals. Those experiments included force-feeding mice seaweed and saffron extracts, cutting off the blood supply to the retinas of mice, and infecting other mice with avian flu.
