Skins

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.

Wilkinson Sword has banned cruelly produced badger-hair brushes after talks with PETA US.

PETA is celebrating Cornwall Council’s decision to reject a planning application that, if approved, would have seen around 10,000 rabbits a year slaughtered for their flesh and fur.

We can’t bring back the minks, rabbits, and other animals who were cruelly killed for fashion, but we can help people in need.

Deadly fur farms must be shut down permanently. Here’s why.

Today, fur is as dead as the poor animals it was stolen from. Promoting this cruelty is pathetic.

PETA Asia exposes workers pumping pythons full of compressed air to kill them for the global trade in snakeskin for the fashion industry.