The hit movie of the summer, Reese Witherspoon’s Legally Blonde 2, had the most animal-friendly film plot since Free Willy! When Reese’s character, Elle Woods, learns that her beloved Bruiser’s mom is being used in cruel cosmetics tests, this can-do girl takes matters into her own well-manicured hands. Elle grabs her cutest congressional outfit and heads to the nation’s capital to lobby for anti-animal-testing legislation. Our hero!

If you’re like Elle, testing shampoo and other stuff on animals has you seeing red! When PlanetFeedback.com asked teens what makes their blood boil, they said that their number one pet peeve is companies that conduct animal tests. We’re with you! No law says that companies have to test their cosmetics and household products on animals.

Write to PETA for a wallet-size shopping guide that lists more than 500 companies that have banned animal tests forever, including Bath and Body Works, The Body Shop, Bonne Bell, Jane, Manic Panic, Totally Juicy, and Revlon Street Wear!