Thousands of crocodiles and alligators are crammed into concrete pits and filthy pools—all killed for their skin before even reaching adulthood.
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Eighty-three rabbits are now safe and sound and won’t be turned into meat, fur, or bunny breeding machines.
Activists outside wield bloody, skinned “animal corpses” while a PETA representative inside grills shareholders on why a Gap subsidiary still sells fur.
Online retail giant calls it ‘torture,’ immediately pulls leather gloves—plus fur and angora—from its website.
Countless rabbits will now be spared thanks to PETA supporters around the world.
PETA’s poignant collaboration with artist Solus reminds Dubliners of the thousands of victims of Ireland’s fur farms.
Barnaby Joyce could work to ensure that the abuse of sheep that PETA’s video exposé documented wouldn’t happen again. Instead, he just attacked PETA.
Morrissey wrote to the Australian retailer about this cruel policy before his upcoming performances at the Sydney Vivid Live festival.
A massive pillow fight took place in Trafalgar Square on International Pillow Fight Day, and PETA members were there to raise awareness of the cruelty involved in obtaining down.
Three ice skaters put the naked facts on display.
Working with PETA, the company donated their remaining stock of brand-new angora wool garments to some of the 1.2 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
While discussing his use of fur, Karl Lagerfeld sounds exactly how you’d imagine a designer who uses fur would sound.
Pulling the wool over consumers’ eyes means sheep suffer.
