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PETA applauds Victoria’s Secret for showing designers and consumers everywhere how to be an angel for animals by going feather-free.

PETA applauds ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ for putting its best foot forward and quickstepping cruelly obtained feathers off the show.

There’s no comfort or joy for goats in the cashmere industry, where workers tie down the terrified animals and violently rip their hair out using sharp metal combs just to make jumpers and scarves.

There is no place for cruelty on today’s catwalks – which means feathers must go.

PETA supporters storm the red carpet at The Fashion Awards to urge the industry to swear off using feathers.

We salute the British Fashion Council’s compassionate move.

The provocative action comes ahead of PETA’s inaugural Free the Animals Friday.

We’re celebrating Maison Margiela’s commitment to expanding its fur-free policy to include angora.

Goats are exploited and subjected to violence for cashmere. Read on to discover five reasons why you should never buy or wear items made from this cruelly obtained material.

This move will spare tens of thousands of animals the misery of being confined to cramped cages in foul-smelling sheds and eventually killed.