Victories: Wildlife

Hundreds of turtles were rescued from a MLB stadium!

California refinery gets its pest-control contractor to stop using bird poison and investigate PETA’s humane deterrent solutions instead.

Google agreed to reject the RoboRoach app, which allows people to control the movement of living cockroaches after surgically implanting devices into them.

The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined the Cherokee Bear Zoo in North Carolina for violations of federal laws protecting workers.

Apple rejected an app, which would have allowed people to control the movement of living cockroaches after surgically implanting devices into them.

We notified pier officials about the dangers of netting, and they have fixed it so that birds won’t get stuck anymore and are also looking into our recommendation to use safer deterrents.

Public Storage—the number one self-storage company in the nation—agreed to discontinue its use of glue traps indefinitely!

Platinum Storage agreed to ban glue traps in all its facilities!

A golf course has made the compassionate decision to update the fencing in order to provide a safe environment for local wildlife!

We sent the facility’s management officials information on the cruelty inherent in the use of glue traps, and they compassionately agreed to get rid of the traps and try our humane suggestions instead!

Strategic Capital Holdings, the company that owns and operates SmartStop Self-Storage facilities, agreed never to use glue traps after hearing from PETA!

After more than three years of urging from PETA, Madigan Army Medical Center replaced its cruel use of ferrets for pediatric intubation training with modern simulators.

PETA teamed up with the Illinois Department of Conservation to stop a young boy from illegally selling turtles on Facebook.

Morningstar Properties, one of the largest self-storage companies in the country, agreed to ban the use of glue traps!

A massive airport terminal was being demolished while wild birds were nesting and living inside it, so we contacted officials, who quickly located the birds and ensured that they were humanely moved to safety.