After viewing a PETA exposé, this luxury fashion brand has confirmed that it will “discontinue the production of garments in which [alpaca] is present by the end of 2021”!
Alpaca production is not just cruel to animals; it also has a surprisingly large environmental footprint.
UNIQLO banned alpaca wool after a PETA investigation revealed the wool industry’s cruelty to the animals! Find out which company still won’t show alpacas compassion.
Did you know that sheep leap with excitement when they see their friends? These sheep facts will have you loathing the wool industry and saying #Never21.
The next time someone tells you farmers respect their sheep, remember this video. Watch how this farmer thrusts his crotch toward a sheep as she gives birth.
Orf is one of the many reasons why raising sheep to be killed for wool and meat is dangerous. And it’s not the only viral zoonotic illness you can contract from sheep.
J.Crew Group has filed for bankruptcy as malls across the country remain closed. PETA has a vital solution to help the retail giant revamp itself.
After nearly a dozen investigations proved that tormenting and killing wild animals for fashion is far from “responsible” or “sustainable,” will Ralph Lauren stop this abuse?
This actor presents the heartbreaking story of one sheep who was repeatedly mutilated, stomped on, and finally killed for wool.
What more do you need to see before you stop wearing wool? How many more sheep must be beaten, cut open, kicked, thrown, and skinned alive? Take action now.
For the first time ever, a Scottish wool farmer has pleaded guilty after being caught engaged in acts of flagrant cruelty to sheep following PETA Asia’s investigation into Scotland’s wool industry.
The connection between wool and climate change as well as other ecological devastation is real. But many on the internet weren’t ready for this truth bomb.
Nearly 14,600 sheep were believed to have endured nightmarish deaths at sea when a live-export ship capsized in the Black Sea in November. That number just went way up.
With a little help from PETA and P!nk, Billie Eilish exposed her Instagram followers to the horrendous, hidden cruelty in the wool industry.
One of the best ways to make sure animals and the environment don’t suffer for your clothes is to stop buying items made of wool.
