Thank you for making a commitment to wildlife

By becoming wildlife friendly fashionable you are part of a global movement of people showing you care about wild animals.

Image credit: World Animal Protection / Aaron Gekoski

We’ll keep you updated on this campaign in the coming weeks and months.

Leading luxury fashion brands such as Chanel, Victoria Beckham, Mulberry, Karl Lagerfeld, Vivienne Westwood and Tommy Hilfiger are committing to, or shifting to more humane and sustainable alternatives. Just last week Gucci, Balenciaga and Bottega Veneta announced they would stop using animal fur by this time next year.

Even French luxury fashion brand, Hermès is invested in technology to produce an alternative made from mushroom-based “leather”. This alternative reportedly has the strength and durability of cow skin, is sustainable and does not involve animal exploitation.

Despite this, Hermès and Louis Vuitton (LVMH) own most of Australia's Northern Territory crocodile farms. Learn more about crocodiles. 

All animals deserve protection from cruelty and exploitation. Crocodiles, mink and snakes deserves a life worth living. One with the freedom to express themselves naturally without fear or distress. 

Take the next step for wildlife

Will you take the next step to fuel our ongoing work to help end the exploitation of animals around the globe? As little as $5 can make a world of difference in their lives.

Yes, I will

Together, we’re fashioning a kinder future for wild animals.