Victory

Harrods has withdrawn kopi luwak coffee from its stores after revelations about the trade’s cruel treatment of animals and the mislabelling of coffee beans as “wild-sourced”.

Ducks, geese and compassionate Brits are cheering with delight today at the news that online retail giant Amazon has agreed to stop selling foie gras on its UK website!

Thomas Cook and Brittany Ferries have agreed to implement a formal policy against promoting bullfighting and the Running of the Bulls after receiving letters from PETA.

We were delighted to hear recently from three supporters who have been successful in getting foie gras removed from local businesses!

UEFA has taken action to keep football beautiful today by speaking out against the slaughter of a sheep by FC Shakhter Karagandy in a cruel pre-match ritual.

We’ve always known that non-animal testing techniques, which are more reliable and free from cruelty, are possible.

Brakes Group UK, one of the UK’s leading foodservice providers, has confirmed to PETA that it will no longer offer foie gras on its menus.

A victory for compassion in Belgium came this week, as the government ratified a law to ban the use of wild animals in circuses.

In the small, picturesque village of Upton Snodsbury in Worcestershire, an atrocity has just been averted.

Philippine Airlines will no longer transport primates to laboratories to be used in experiments – a policy change that could save hundreds of monkeys from being trafficked for animal tests.