Featured  At one of the Rosaire's Bears recent shows, the animals were almost constantly slapped, poked, and jabbed. They were coerced to walk and sit like humans, push carts, and climb ladders—all of which can lead to muscle or joint pain, injury, or chronic psychological distress.  Because of dedicated, compassionate supporters like you, Herbert Diess, the CEO of Volkswagen, has confirmed to PETA Germany that the company will never again use animals in testing unless explicitly required to do so by law. Now, take action to urge others to follow suit and stop testing on animals immediately.  Minks on fur farms are kept in barren, filthy cages, then violently killed—all so that their fur can be turned into clothing.  Even if their shells are crushed, turtles can remain alive for days or even weeks in agonizing pain because they have such slow metabolisms. So if you see a turtle on or near a road, take action.  The angora industry was decimated following a viral PETA Asia eyewitness video. Now, let's shut down the mohair industry. PETA Asia's latest investigation has already prompted top companies—including Forever 21, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Gap, H&M, and others—to ban mohair. Urge Levi's to follow suit.  If your family is planning a road trip, one way to avoid bringing home awful memories is by simply not stopping at decrepit roadside zoos or other cruel tourist traps that exploit animals.  Keep taking action until Drake's clothing company agrees to stop supporting animal abuse by no longer partnering with Canada Goose, which sells jackets made from coyotes' fur.  No one wants to be boiled. A crayfish who was being boiled alive in a pot of hot soup made a courageous attempt to save his own life as diners at a restaurant in China looked on.  The Carden family has a lengthy history of violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act, including for failing to provide an elephant who had open wounds with proper veterinary care and failing to provide six adult tigers, who were confined to a transport cage for 23 hours a day, with sufficient space to allow them adequate freedom of movement. Urgent Action Needed | 
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