Victory

Following a PETA campaign, the University of Bath has confirmed that it has no plans to subject any more animals to the forced swim test in its laboratories.

The Spanish city has set a timeline for phasing out cruel and archaic horse-drawn carriages.

Find out what PETA accomplished in 2024! Our end-of-year video rounds up in just 90 seconds some of the major victories for animals that we achieved this year with the help of our supporters.

We salute the British Fashion Council’s compassionate move.

Unilever is among the first brands to sign on to a new programme aimed at helping shoppers identify brands that don’t test on animals.

In Soria’s festival, balls of black pitch are stuck to a bull’s horns and set alight – but we’re closer than ever to seeing this cruelty extinguished.

The European Commission has just published a flash report on ending tests on animals.

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

In collaboration with PETA, these universities have dropped fur, wildlife skins, and other cruelly obtained materials.

In a move that spares countless ducks and geese suffering and slaughter, H&M has committed to no longer sourcing new down for its worldwide brands.