Victories: Wildlife

Thanks to PETA’s efforts, the city of Cartersville, Georgia, has made the compassionate decision to halt the use of glue traps and poison for rodent control in its offices.

After PETA sent a toy opossum to the Cowboy Church for its annual “Possum Drop”, the church director was proud that their opossum was “PETA-approved”.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is now developing euthanasia guidelines for trappers and residents.

A regional vice president of Family Dollar has made the compassionate decision to stop using glue traps at all the company’s stores!

Thanks to PETA, Animal Planet added a disclaimer to a video on its website of a slow loris “pet.”

Travelers Insurance, one of the top insurance agencies in the country, is now glue trap–free in all 50 states.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport joins the growing number of companies and agencies that have decided never to use or sell glue traps.

Citizens Financial Bank agreed to ban glue traps in more than 1,500 of its locations.

SunTrust Bank confirmed that its 1,700 branches were completely free of glue traps and that it is opposed to the use of these inhumane devices.

The National Restaurant Association will no longer recommend glue trap usage in its ServSafe Food Safety Program curriculum.

A trapping initiative was halted in Ottawa, and officials are exploring less cruel measures.

Fifth Third Bank took a stand against cruelty to animals by telling PETA that it was banning the use of glue traps.

Thanks to PETA, MetLife—the sixth largest financial institution in the country—has banned the use of glue traps in all its buildings!

After hearing from PETA, Starbucks decided to act compassionately by removing all rodent glue traps from its Canadian stores!

Bank of New York Mellon confirmed to PETA that it doesn’t use glue traps and won’t use them in the future.