Skins

Killing an animal for his or her skin is just inexcusable. Here’s a rundown of why shameful Irish fur farming needs to end now

PETA appealed to the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) President Michel Platini asking him to ban the ritual slaughter of animals in European football.

A senior zookeeper at Bristol Zoo has allegedly lashed out violently and punched a fur seal, simply because the animal put a flipper on a set of scales.

If you’re wearing fur, there can be only one explanation – that you’re unaware of the appalling suffering that animals endure at the hands of this cruel industry.

How many lord mayors in the UK still use robes trimmed with real fur? We found out that more and more councils are opting for humane synthetic fur on their ceremonial garments

Singer and Strictly Come Dancing star Dionne Bromfield is known for her powerful, soulful voice – and now she’s using it to speak up for animals!

We sent the soon-to-be newest member of Britain’s Royal family a cosy faux-sheepskin blanket, which combines kindness towards animals with great snuggleability!

Every year milllions of animals – including bears, alligators and zebras – are violently killed for their skins. These new ads from Lowe Singapore show the ugly truth.

Rylan Clark definitely looked like he was having fun today as he showed off his brand-new ad for PETA at London’s Marble Arch.

As Brits, so strong is our moral objection to cruelly killing animals for their skin that Parliament passed an act banning fur farming more than a decade ago.