Victory

Following a campaign by PETA India and MP Maneka Gandhi, the Drug Controller General of India, announced that testing cosmetics on animals will not be permitted in India.

PETA supporter Emma Thompson was enjoying a spa day at Gloucestershire’s Wyck Hill House Hotel when she made a disturbing discovery – foie gras was on the restaurant menu.

As Brits, so strong is our moral objection to cruelly killing animals for their skin that Parliament passed an act banning fur farming more than a decade ago.

Compassion and common sense won out this week when Leeds University cancelled plans to host a petting zoo on campus.

Dolphins may be diving in delight this week at the news that plans to build dolphin parks in several Indian states have been scrapped following pressure from PETA India.

A draft bill was tabled in Parliament to stop circuses using animals beginning in 2015 – a move that all British people can celebrate.

Wonderful news! New law puts and end to cruel animal testing for cosmetics in Europe.

Yet another airline has seen the light and taken a stand against trafficking monkeys for cruel animal tests.

We’re delighted by the fantastic news that a ban on the sale of animal-tested cosmetics in the EU will come into effect in March of this year.

A study published in Nutrition Journal reveals that vegans score better on mood scales and have lower instances of depression and other negative moods opposite to meat-eating counterparts.