Victories: Wildlife

BMO Harris Bank, currently ranked the 26th-largest financial institution in the nation, implemented a “no glue trap” policy after hearing from PETA.

When CIT Group, currently ranked the 42nd-largest financial institution in the nation, was contacted by PETA, it confirmed that it doesn’t use glue traps and even has a policy against using them.

We got Florida officials to launch a two-month investigation into a wildlife rehabilitator, after which they was charged with 24 violations.

, the 36th-largest financial institution in the nation, with more than 500 branches in about a dozen states, pledged to ban the use of glue traps in all locations.

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.

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 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!

The city of Hannibal’s plans to poison birds was cancelled after bad press caused by PETA supporters joining the fight.

Ameriprise Financial, the 20th-largest financial institution in the country, confirmed that it doesn’t use glue traps in any of its locations worldwide!

After hearing from PETA, Millennium Partners Sports Club Management adopted a policy prohibiting the use of glue traps in all its facilities—in New York, San Francisco, Boston, Miami, and Washington, D.C.

After hearing from PETA, People’s United Financial, Inc., confirmed that none of its locations use glue traps as a form of rodent control.

New York Community Bancorp confirmed with PETA that it never uses glue traps as a form of rodent control in any of its locations.

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!