Victory

We have some excellent news today that is bound to bring a smile to the face of anyone who has heard the story of Sunder.

Today at Prime Minister’s Questions, David Cameron was asked about his attempts to amend the Hunting Act 2004.

After three years of campaigning by PETA and our international affiliates, China Southern Airlines has announced that it has banned shipments of primates to laboratories.

When we found out that the University of Stirling’s student union had hatched a misguided plan to host a petting zoo on campus.

India has decided to end animal testing for household products after extensive campaigns by PETA India, PETA UK and PETA US.

Find out which UK companies have listened to customers and stopped selling angora after shocking video footage showed how rabbits are abused on Chinese farms

Thousands of animals will no longer be cut apart in deadly training programmes thanks to PETA US’ unprecedented donation of $1 million.

New Look and Forever 21 have both just introduced bans on angora after having been contacted by PETA and our international affiliates.

It’s been an exciting year. Our campaigns have been non-stop, and with your help, we’ve achieved wonderful things.

Awesome news: ASOS has become the first company not only to halt angora production, but also to stop selling all angora products on its website.