Category: Personal Care & Fashion

PETA unveiled a 70-foot-high billboard in the middle of New York City, reminding people that leather is someone else’s skin and urging everyone to shop vegan.

After more than a decade of campaigning—including protests and runway disruptions—by PETA and our international affiliates, Valentino has announced that it will ban fur.

Tofu never caused a pandemic, but it sure does make for some fantastic gift ideas! Check out all the hilarious ways PETA is celebrating tofu this season.

Nearly 100,000 PETA supporters wrote to Nordstrom urging it to do better—and it worked! So many animals will be saved now that the company has banned fur and exotic skins.

Mink lashes be gone! Yet another beauty brand drops cruelly obtained mink-fur lashes.

Do good, feel good, smell good—achieve it all with PETA’s latest Beauty Without Bunnies list addition: Secret deodorant.

Sephora has banned fur eyelashes and will sell only synthetic or faux-fur ones. Tell Lilly Lashes to help prevent animals from being killed and skinned, too.

Animals on fur farms are confined to cramped, filthy wire cages and eventually killed. Displaying new fur products for sale is wrong—and in San Francisco, it’s illegal.

PETA is going full steam ahead to make the world a brighter place. See all the ways we’ve helped animals in just the first three months of the year.

“I’m choosing to be uncomfortable for this fundraiser, but dogs who are forced to live chained outside in the extreme heat or cold don’t get to choose.”

PETA is heading to the boardroom to pressure retailers Ralph Lauren, Urban Outfitters, and others not to sell items that sheep and goats suffered and died for.

PETA urged the American Red Cross to consider cows’ lives in its lifesaving flood and fire kits, and the organization and its leather-free glove initiative didn’t let us down.