Skins

PETA’s exposés of the exotic-skins industry have found sensitive beings crammed into filthy pits, hacked apart, and left to die. People have had enough.

PETA has erected giant billboards near defence minister Ben Wallace’s constituency calling out his BEAR-faced lies.

Filthy fur farms make fertile ground for the spread of pathogens. To protect minks and humans, they need to be banned.

In an ad campaign shot by renowned photographer Rankin, Simon Pegg shows off the world’s first faux bear fur and calls on the Ministry of Defence to go fur-free.

The MoD is tangled in a web of lies – having made misleading claims about the bearskins used for the Queen’s Guard’s caps and the faux fur which could replace them.

PETA is hopping with joy as Rutland County Council rejects a rabbit farm that would have slaughtered over 10,000 rabbits a year for their flesh and fur.

Campaign efforts and the global pandemic have brought forward the end of fur farming in Ireland.

Londoners can’t help but notice the giant banner depicting Defence Secretary Ben Wallace after his bear-faced lies about the suitability of faux bear fur.

A “bloodied” and “skinned” snake showed up outside Louis Vuitton today, but why?

PETA’s judicial review against Ben Wallace and the MoD for unlawful conduct over switching to faux fur for the King’s Guard’s caps has been denied – but our campaign continues.