
I know eyeliner belongs on my face and not on bunnies or kitties, but it's not always easy to
decipher which beauty products aren't tested on animals. Love PETA or hate it, you've got to hand it to the group for its
annual Proggy Awards, which highlights animal-friendly people and companies. This year's winner of the cosmetic category is New York-based e.l.f.
Fab Flash: Donna Karan Agrees Not to Use Fur The catwalk shows for Autumn 2008 have prompted many to ask, has fur become acceptable again? It seems the opposite is the case for Donna Karan who just announced that she has "no plans" to use fur in the future.

The catwalk shows for Autumn 2008 have prompted many to ask, has
fur become acceptable again? It seems the opposite is the case for Donna Karan who
just announced that she has "no plans" to use fur in the future. Karan has been under pressure from
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) who have protested outside her fashion shows and at her boutiques for some time.
Many of us are influenced by the Olsens, be it Mary-Kate or Ashley. But clearly PETA isn't. In fact, members of the organization stood in front of Barnes & Noble in New York City's Union Square yesterday to protest the girls' book,
Influence.

Animal-rights activism group
PETA has come out with
yet another inflammatory campaign. This year, they kicked their off
Halloween festivities a few weeks early: On Saturday, more than 100 people gathered outside a Herald Square
KFC dressed as blood-drenched zombies, holding signs that said, "I'd rather be dead than eat at KFC!"
The protest was part of the
Kentucky Fried Cruelty campaign, which addresses concerns about KFC suppliers' treatment of chickens on farms and slaughterhouses.

Animal-rights organization
PETA is known for its head-turning campaigns, and its latest one is no different. PETA Asia Pacific's
newest ads feature model-actress Alicia Mayer in a lingerie set holding a suggestive banana, provoking, "Eating meat got you down? Get it up!

Animal rights activists
PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals,
has released a highly unsettling, undercover video that shows the mishandling of pigs on an Iowa farm. Among other things, in
the clip — which I couldn't watch all the way through — workers hit female pigs with metal rods and slam piglets on a concrete floor. The farm supplies pigs for pork giant
Hormel, who has acknowledged the abuses as "completely unacceptable."

The Queen's guards have become quite the landmark in London. Who can miss those bright red uniforms and huge furry hats? They might look striking, but did you know that one bear has to be killed for each of their hats to be made?

The UK is well known for being concerned by animal welfare and for having a high amount of vegetarians. Why then do the world famous Queens guards still wear unethical bearskin hats?
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have made fresh calls for an ethical alternative to bearskin to be used for the 18inch high headwear.