Animal Testing

For thousands of dogs confined to UK laboratories, life starts and ends with suffering and torment.

Awards given out by the PETA International Science Consortium help replace the use of animals in toxicity testing.

This is why testing on animals in the search for a Parkinson’s cure must stop.

Humane methods for determining eye irritation and skin sensitisation have been approved following a PETA US push.

At a meeting of the European Parliament’s Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals, PETA urged key decision-makers to hold EU bodies accountable for shredding the ban on animal testing for cosmetics.

After months of discussion, Herbal Essences joins the PETA US list of companies and brands that don’t test on animals!

The company’s new global policy prohibits conducting, funding, supporting, and condoning experiments on animals.

Pain and suffering is a certainty for animals used in experiments, but benefits to humans are speculative and uncertain. Testing on animals can never be justified.

Non-human primates at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre in the Netherlands face immense suffering for cruel experiments whose results are rarely applicable to humans.

Now in its seventh year, the Lush Prize honours individuals and organisations striving to end experiments on animals and replace them with non-animal methods.