Victory

Fortnum & Mason is joining the extensive list of iconic British institutions that reject foie gras cruelty.

Following pressure from PETA and our international affiliates, ExxonMobil is ending its decades-long sponsorship of the deadly dog-sled race.

L’Oréal Group, the largest cosmetics and beauty company in the world, has agreed to ban all animal hair!

French fashion brand American Vintage is banning angora following a campaign by PETA and our affiliates.

After hearing from PETA US – and as wildlife experts warn that the trade in snake, crocodile, and other exotic-animal skins could fuel the spread of diseases like COVID-19 – Karl Lagerfeld has banned the use of exotic skins.

In a big step forward for animal protection, the environment secretary has revealed plans to end the export of live animals for fattening and slaughter.

In a landmark victory for horses, Rome has banned horse-drawn carriage rides from its roads.

Campaign efforts and the global pandemic have brought forward the end of fur farming in Ireland.

No more wild animals will be carted around in claustrophobic cages and forced to perform in Wales.

This symbolic decision shows that bullfighting is on its last legs.