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Animals are not ours to experiment on, eat, wear, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way.

Call On David Jones to Stop Fuelling the International Wild Animal–Skins Trade

In May 2021, department store David Jones told PETA that it would commit to introducing a company-wide ban on selling wild-animal skins, so why are products made from the skin of wildlife still available on its website?

 

David Jones knows that the use of wild-animal skins is wrong. It put in place a policy banning them from its own private-label products – yet it’s still profiting from third-party sales. PETA’s recent exposés of snake and crocodile farms demonstrate that cruelty is ingrained in the entire industry, and the companies that sell these skins – including David Jones – are the reason this horrific abuse persists. The only way to protect wild animals is to stop selling their skin.

Myer, Selfridges, Nordstrom, Mytheresa, THE ICONIC, and other global retailers have already acted responsibly by banning wild-animal skins. We know that David Jones is currently considering updating its animal welfare policy – now is the ideal time to call on the company to ditch these cruelly obtained materials.

Mr.
Scott
Fyfe
David Jones

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