Victory

An Africa-wide ban will make it illegal to slaughter donkeys for the cruel ejiao trade across the continent.

Here’s our up-to-date list of companies who have let us know that they will not be using angora wool in future collections.

The brand – whose products are sold at House of Fraser and Harrods – confirmed it will no longer use reptile skins after hearing the dark truth behind the fashion industry.

See how PETA and its supporters helped protect animals in 2023.

We urge all other designers to cut ties with these cruel trades and embrace a compassionate – vegan – future of fashion.

With this kind decision for horses, the self-proclaimed “King of Beers” is back at the top of its game.

THANK YOU to the almost 17,000 PETA supporters who contacted the company to call for a ban on angora.

The Welsh government has taken an important step for animals by banning cruel snares and glue traps. Will Scotland ban glue traps next?

Kudos to luxury travel company Scott Dunn for sparing countless camels suffering in the tourism industry.

Thanks to Genesco’s decision, many goats will be spared the agonising ordeal of shearing.