PETA’s Victories and Accomplishments

First Niagara Financial Group, one of the top 50 financial institutions in the nation, instructed its pest-control vendors to discontinue the use of glue traps for rodent control in all of its locations!

The top three cargo shipping companies have joined the still-growing list of airlines that refuse to transport animals to laboratories.

PETA purchased 15 newborn simulators for the Carolinas Association of Neonatal Nurse Practitioners in Fayetteville, North Carolina to be used instead of crude animal labs in emergency medical training.

After hearing from PETA, Tieks by Gavrieli pulled its print ad that featured a chimpanzee “actor.”

Ben the Bear was taken to the Performing Animal Welfare Sanctuary in California, after being kept in a 12-foot-by-22-foot cage at Jambbas Ranch in North Carolina!

HSBC has banned the use of glue traps in all of their locations worldwide!

Thanks to PETA and local law enforcement, ninety three animals were seized from a hoarding situation and now the culprits have pleaded guilty and have been sentenced to five years of probation during which time they will not be allowed to own animals!

Sharks being used as a display who were suffering from a rare parasite are now being treated by veterinary researchers.

PETA alerted officials to a beach store that was keeping turtles in cramped, cruel conditions. The store owners have been charged and fined, and the turtles are now much better off!

Rouse Properties agreed to ban the future sales of sugar gliders at its malls.

After a vigorous PETA campaign, Air China has agreed to stop shipping monkeys to labratories!

Royal Caribbean and their sister brands, Royal Caribbean International and Azamara Club Cruises, have all stopped serving foie gras!

After our extensive discussions with Paul Mitchell Systems, this longtime member of PETA’s Caring Consumer project announced that it would rather pull out of the Chinese market entirely than hurt even one animal.

After implementing “no glue trap” policies nationwide, financial institutions Citigroup and Goldman Sachs took their compassion for animals to a new level by banning the use of glue traps in all locations worldwide.

After discussing with PETA the growing demand for more vegan options, International Speedway introduced vegan hot dogs on July 7 at the Coke Zero NASCAR race in Daytona.