Chelsea Munro

Where do the bear pelts used for the ceremonial caps really come from?

A new law in Spain means that animal companions will be considered living, feeling beings rather than as possessions like pieces of furniture.

Together with PETA, Alesha Dixon has launched a government petition calling on the Ministry of Defence to replace the bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps with faux fur.

The National Trust will stop issuing licences for trail hunting on its land after recognising that it’s simply a smokescreen for circumventing the Hunting Act.

A PETA scientist and a representative of a pro–animal testing group took part in a Q&A about the cruel forced swim test at the University of Bath.

It would be “unconscionable” for Boris Johnson to allow Canadian black bears to be killed for the Queen’s Guard’s caps now that a suitable faux fur exists, says Pamela Anderson.

There is no excuse for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to continue buying caps made from the fur of slaughtered black bears.

PETA scientists have stepped in and provided crucial evidence that helped stop cruel and unnecessary experiments that would have caused 505 animals to suffer.

The international governing body of the modern pentathlon has voted to remove horse riding from the modern pentathlon and replace the cruel event.

For World Vegan Day, protesters lay “dead” in a meat industry “crime scene” to remind people that meat is murder.