PETA’s Victories and Accomplishments

After learning from PETA about the abuse of chimpanzees used in advertising, Means Advertising agreed to pull its “Tire Engineers” ad, which features a chimpanzee.

Compassionate administrators at a K-8 school in Washington have decided not to give any live animals away as prizes in future events.

Life Time Fitness agreed not to use glue traps for rodent control!

After working with PETA, a property management company rescinded its declawing requirement for 100 properties it manages across Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois!

Nippon Cargo Airlines officials were shocked to learn what happened to these animals in laboratories and immediately confirmed that it was implementing a worldwide ban on shipping any animals for use in experiments.

Tests used for years where state fisheries have used a painful and deadly test on mice to study whether shellfish caught for human consumption contain a lethal concentration of algal toxins have been put to a stop! A promising method developed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that will prevent the slow, painful deaths suffered by mice for shellfish toxicity detection.

Following five years of discussions wtih PETA, Intel, and the Society for Science & the Public, the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), has banned all student experiments where animals die or are intentionally killed!

After PETA contacted a religious group at San Diego State University, the group compassionately agreed to draft a policy that will ban all live-animal giveaways!

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas has permanently removed the rabbit-fur handcuffs from its “Get Love” erotic room-service menu.

The city promptly and compassionately responded to concerns by installing “Ducklings Only” ramps.

Vendors at a flea market in Georgia, compassionately discontinued selling live fish were being sold as “living jewelry!”

The Bull-White House signed the Great Ape Humane Pledge!

A training planned by the Pennsylvania Beef Council has been canceled after PETA spoke with organizers. Only videos and other simulation methods would be used in the future.

After PETA discovered that Starbucks was selling beverages that contained cochineal (insect) extract, it asked that the coffee chain debug its drinks. Thankfully, shortly thereafter, Starbucks committed to making the switch back to a plant-based colorant.

78 horses, two calves, a miniature mule, and two donkeys were seized, and the perpetrator is being charged with cruelty to animals and felony theft.