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Body-Painted ‘Snake’ Protests Prada’s Exotic Skins Sales in Milan
Every snakeskin shoe or crocodile clutch on the label’s racks is a product of cruelty.
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Alexis Gauthier’s Faux Gras
“A delicious, rich and earthy terrine which will be reminiscent [of] the famous foie gras. Without the suffering, torture and death that usually goes with it!”
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Grand National Winner Was Previously Suspended From Racing for Punching a Horse in the Head
Jockey Davy Russell was given a four-day ban by the Irish Turf Club following the incident in Tramore, County Waterford, in August 2017.
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RIP Lilbitluso: Horse Dies on First Day of Grand National Festival
The 10-year-old gelding was euthanised after falling at the Canal Turn fence.
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PETA Complained to the ASA After Seeing This Disturbing Chicken Farm Footage
PETA alerted the Advertising Standards Authority after shocking footage revealed chickens suffering and dying on a farm supplying Faccenda – a company that claims to guarantee good animal welfare.
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Progress! Use of Animals in Experiments Decreases in the Netherlands
Following PETA Netherlands’ delivery of 100,000 signatures to Dutch politicians, the use of non-human primates dropped by a massive 49 per cent year on year.
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John Galliano Is the Latest Major Designer to Drop Fur
In an interview with Elle France, the designer reveals how his chance meeting with PETA US VP Dan Mathews prompted him to drop fur and become a vegetarian.
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Science Consortium Advances Non-Animal Testing – One Scientist at a Time
To support the development of non-animal testing strategies, the PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. is sending an early-career scientist to one of the leading conferences in Europe on animal-free science.
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Disturbing New Footage Shows Birds Suffering on UK Quail-Egg Farm
Hundreds of quails are crammed into tiny wire-mesh cages, where they’re unable to carry out any kind of natural behaviour.
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Victory! Plans for Pig Factory Farm in Durham Are Withdrawn
More than 13,000 PETA supporters signed a petition opposing this facility, which would have condemned thousands of pigs to a life of suffering and misery.