Medical Testing

You’ll be shocked to know what dogs are subjected to in stroke studies. Yet these experiments do not help humans.

After a global campaign by PETA entities, French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi will no longer use the forced swim test – a near-drowning experiment on small animals.

In cruel, useless procedures that attempt to investigate human sepsis, experimenters cut mice and rats open and tie up, puncture, and squeeze their intestines to make faecal matter and bacteria leak out.

Monkeys deserve better. Experimenting on these sensitive, intelligent animals in the search for a treatment for Parkinson’s disease is unethical, wasteful, and dangerous.

After hearing from PETA, three independent medical research funding bodies rejected cruel near-drowning tests on animals.

Experimenters are licensed to torture and kill hamsters – right on our doorstep.

New footage filmed at a beagle breeding facility in Cambridgeshire shows distressed dogs whimpering as they’re forced into cages and sent away for painful experiments.

PETA and world-leading academics and scientists are calling for an end to the forced swim test and for the Home Office to implement an immediate policy ban.

In this archaic experiment, small animals are forced into beakers of water and made to swim for their lives.

The Department of Health and Social Care confirms that it is possible for new drugs to be authorised without resorting to wasteful and misleading tests on animals.