Fur

The government has launched a call for evidence to inform a potential UK import and sales ban. It’s imperative that as many people as possible participate by 28 June!

Israel is the first country in the world to ban the sale of fur, standing up for animals who suffer and die for human vanity. Find out how PETA and our affiliates helped achieve this victory.

We can’t bring back the animals killed for fashion, but we can team up with Life for Relief and Development and give the fur coats donated to PETA’s fur amnesty programme to people in need.

The Estonian parliament has voted in favour of the ban, which will come into force on 1 January 2026.

Valentino has announced that it will ban fur after more than a decade of campaigning by PETA and our international affiliates!

Victory! Buckinghamshire Council has ruled in rabbits’ favour and rejected a proposal for a cruel rabbit farm. Thanks to everyone who objected!

Only two of Kering’s brands – Saint Laurent and Brioni – are still using fur. For the sake of animals and the environment, it’s time for them to drop it.

PETA and other animal protection organisations submitted 1 million petition signatures to the prime minister, along with a letter from Queen guitarist Brian May, calling for a #FurFreeBritain!

When will LVMH make the sensible decision to move away from the dangerous and cruel trade in the skins of minks, alligators, foxes, and pythons and invest in the future?

Marking her 40th birthday and the 40th anniversary of PETA US, diva extraordinaire Gemma Collins is showing everyone that the only way to go is fur-free.