PETA’s Victories and Accomplishments

Wake Forest University was ordered to pay more than $35,000 for eight serious AWA violations.

Following discussions with PETA, Florida’s Glades County School District replaced all animal dissection in its schools with modern, humane teaching methods.

Not wanting to contribute to the abuse and neglect of animals used in the entertainment business, Supperclub’s owner pledged never to exhibit wild animals at the club again.

UnionBanCal, the 28th largest financial institution in the nation, with more than 400 branch locations, agreed to a companywide glue-trap policy!

Pennsylvania theme park stops selling hermit crabs after PETA shared its concerns with management!

USAA, the 25th largest financial institution in the nation, confirmed this week that it doesn’t use glue traps in any of its buildings.

A hoarder responsible for the deaths of over 100 birds has been charged with cruelty to animals thanks to efforts by PETA and our supporters.

First Horizon National, the 50th largest financial institution in the nation, confirmed that all its owned and managed facilities are now free of glue traps!

Following a PETA campaign, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has confirmed that it has not used any pigs for crude trauma training exercises in more than a year and that it has no future plans to do so.

After PETA teamed up with a student activist, a high school “donkey basketball” game has been canceled!

Following a complaint filed by PETA in 2008, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) ordered the University of Connecticut Health Center (UCHC) to pay more than $12,000 in fines for its cruel and incompetent treatment of animals in its laboratories.

Newport Harbor School District, located in Newport, California, has agreed to end cat dissections in its high schools!

PETA pursued all avenues to ensure that Animal Practice was canceled, and after only five episodes we succeeded! The show’s cancelation proves that viewers aren’t interested in seeing animals exploited for entertainment.

After learning that the Chinese government requires cruel product testing on animals for cosmetics, Dermalogica announced to PETA that it has pulled out of the Chinese market and will remain true to its cruelty-free ethics.

Following multiple conversations with PETA, Morgan Stanley, the seventh-largest financial institution in the U.S., agreed to ban glue traps from all its buildings nationwide!