Victory

In a landmark victory for horses, Rome has banned horse-drawn carriage rides from its roads.

No more wild animals will be carted around in claustrophobic cages and forced to perform in Wales.

This symbolic decision shows that bullfighting is on its last legs.

Kelly Hoppen has joined numerous companies and brands – including Notonthehighstreet, ASOS, Marks & Spencer, Made.com, The White Company, and H&M – in banning mohair from future collections.

After hearing from PETA, Pure Destinations and Honeymoon Dreams drop SeaWorld and elephant rides.

After learning about the cruel production methods used to obtain down feathers for jackets, duvets, sleeping bags and other products, these retailers have promised to stop using down.

As we’re celebrating 20 years of a fur farm–free UK, we also welcome the next step: the end of the fur trade.

Next, New Look, Matalan, and Ted Baker will end the use of alpaca in their collections, while River Island, Hunter and Barbour have confirmed they already prohibit its use.

The university has become one of the first in Australia to declare that it will stop the cruel forced swim test.

After over a decade of urging from PETA US, PVH Corp – the parent company of Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein – has banned exotic-animal skins.