Victory

After 24,000 compassionate Europeans signed our open letter to the European Chemicals Agency about senseless experiments on animals, officials assured us that they are taking action.

Less than 24 hours after our Angora Day of Action, United Colors of Benetton has confirmed that it will never use angora again.

Norway’s last sealing ship has sailed, ending the heartless slaughter of seals in the country.

A new law makes it illegal to have sex with animals and ends the disturbing animal-sex tourism industry in Denmark.

Animals aren’t exhibits, so we breathed a sigh of relief when we found out that the Grafton Centre in Cambridge cancelled plans to hold a petting zoo.

Animals in New Zealand will never have chemicals dripped into their eyes or forced down their throats for the sake of mascara or shampoo.

Good news for pigs, bad news for people who seek to abuse them – plans to build a monstrous new factory farm in Foston, Derbyshire have been shelved!

The government has taken a baby step towards ending the suffering of animals in laboratories by banning tests on animals for finished household products.

Yesterday, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus announced plans to phase out the use of elephants in their shows by 2018.

Compassionate people the world over delighted at the news last month that Inditex had adopted a permanent ban on angora wool.