Campaign Updates

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	Timberland Will No Longer Buy Cruelly Obtained Australian Wool PETA celebrates Timberland’s decision not to sell products that contain Australian merino wool until mulesing mutiliatons and live exports stop. more
	PETA Buys Stock in Retailers in Order to Encourage Animal Welfare Reforms PETA recently became part-owner of several well-known fashion retailers, including Liz Claiborne, Ann Taylor, American Eagle, Talbot’s, Nordstrom, Jones Apparel, Limited Brands, and H&M, in order to encourage these companies to raise the bar for ethical buying practices and animal welfare reforms. more
	German Students Ask Aussie Ambassador to Be Kind to Sheep When a group of German grade-school students found out that farmers in Australia mutilate sheep and ship them to the Middle East to be slaughtered, they wrote to Australian Ambassador Pamela Fayle to beg her to improve the treatment of the more than 100 million sheep raised for wool in Australia. more
	Sweet, Smart, Fascinating Sheep New studies show ever more evidence that sheep are complex, intelligent, and emotional animals—yet the wool industry abuses them in unimaginably cruel―and surprising―ways. Learn more about these wonderful, smart animals and how you can help save them from lives of misery. more
	The Six Myths of Mulesing There are a lot of “facts” being bandied about at the moment about the Australian wool industry, its use of the mulesing procedure and the campaign launched by People for the Ethical Treatment for Animals (PETA) to bring mulesing (and live exports) to an end. To set the record straight on just a few, here’s what PETA has to say on the six big mulesing myths more