Victory

Following discussions with PETA US, infant nutrition maker Semper has banned non-regulatory experiments on animals.

We’ve just received some wonderful news – a horrific annual “festival” in which men on foot and horseback pursue and stab a terrified young bull to death, has just been banned by the regional government in Spain.

The Netherlands is a step closer to ending cruel tests on animals, after a motion to phase out experiments at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre was passed this week.

The Italian fashion house has just made the ethical decision to go fur-free after years of campaigning from animal advocates.

The farmer withdrew the planning application for an intensive farm in Rufforth after it received thousands of objections from concerned local residents and compassionate people all over the country.

“By ending redundant and painful tests on animals, the Indian government will be sparing the lives of potentially hundreds of thousands of animals each year.”

SeaWorld has announced that it will end all orca breeding programmes this year

In a step forward for compassionate fashion, the French brand finally promises to stop using unethical angora wool.

We’re delighted that wild animals such as meerkats and monkeys will not be kept in captivity at a new zoo in North Lincolnshire following a decision by the local council.

In a victory for compassion, an owl and python will no longer be put on display at Glasgow University’s Harry Potter-themed Yule Ball.