Victories: Wildlife

After hearing from PETA, Westport Properties, which operates US Storage Centers, agreed to remove glue traps and ban their use!

After hearing from PETA, Yankee One Dollar made the compassionate decision to remove glue traps from its shelves!

Sovran Self Storage, the company that operates facilities under the Uncle Bob’s Self Storage brand name, agreed to remove and ban the use of glue traps after hearing from PETA!

BOK Financial, the 47th largest financial institution in the nation, confirmed that glue traps are never to be used in its owned locations.

Bank of the West has pledged never again to use glue traps!

BMO Financial, the 24th largest financial institution in the nation, committed to a worldwide glue trap ban!

After hearing from PETA, ING U.S. banned glue traps.

Charles Schwab, the 21st-largest financial institution in the nation, agreed to remove all glue traps and always to use alternative means of rodent control in the future! This pledge extends to all Charles Schwab locations worldwide.

After we explained how cruel and unsanitary glue traps are, we persuaded the University of California–San Francisco Medical Center’s management to make the compassionate choice to switch to less cruel alternatives.

After contacting a Canadian University’s facilities management department, and it compassionately agreed to begin removing the glue traps immediately and never to use them again!

We let the university’s president know just how dangerously unsanitary and horrible glue traps are, and he immediately made the compassionate decision to have the vendor switch to less cruel and safer methods.

After horrific abuse videos were posted on YouTube, PETA contacted law enforcement, who confirmed that both individuals received citations for mistreating animals.

A residential housing community in Las Vegas that was planning to poison pigeons compassionately changed their mind after concerned residents contacted PETA.

We received a complaint about 26 miniature horses living in a muddy paddock. Many were underweight, had overgrown hooves, and were suffering from respiratory issues.

After first graders in Virginia witnessed a live mouse trapped and suffering on a glue trap, we convinced the entire local school district to ban the cruel devices!