Fur

Amid the news that foie gras and fur import bans may be dropped from the Animals Abroad Bill, PETA drove home an important message to the government.

Foie gras and fur import bans may be dropped from the forthcoming Animals Abroad Bill – meaning the UK remains complicit in appalling cruelty against the will of the public.

PETA and Alesha Dixon launched a petition calling for a switch to faux fur for the Queen’s Guard’s caps. The government has responded – with false claims and misinformation.

Actor Rafferty Law delivers a pointed message to government in new PETA video: the slaughter of bears for the Queen’s Guard’s caps is sickening and devastating.

Following a leaked e-mail, the CEO of luxury company ECOPEL, which created the faux bear fur, has fired off a letter to the prime minister demanding that he “set the record straight and ask that a retraction be issued”.

The demand for fur is over – Belgian fur farmers have seen that and shut their farms almost 2 years before the deadline.

Bears crash the party to ask Boris for a reason to celebrate.

Dolce & Gabbana has listened! The luxury fashion brand has dropped fur and angora after hearing from over 300,000 supporters of PETA entities.

Moncler is joining Gucci, Versace, Prada, Valentino, Armani, Canada Goose, and just about every other major fashion brand in going fur-free.

Big news: NK, Sweden’s biggest and most well-known department store, is dropping fur after a push from PETA.