Animal Testing

In a new Ipsos MORI poll, the majority of respondents expressed profound misgivings about experiments on animals.

A review of the flawed justifications for using primates in experiments is an opportunity for Europe to commit to adopting a more progressive and ethical approach to scientific research.

This three-minute video takes viewers into the laboratories and boardrooms of corporations and government agencies and shows how the scientists of PETA and its affiliates across the globe save millions of animals from laboratory testing.

PETA US’ Regulatory Testing Department made the shortlist for the 2016 Lush Prize!

This is a vital first step towards ending the suffering of animals in Irish laboratories.

The Home Office’s annual statistics on the number of experiments conducted on animals in British laboratories in 2015 make for shocking reading.

5 July 2016 marks the 20th anniversary of the birth of Dolly the sheep, the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell, but this is no time for celebration.

We’re determined to prevent thousands of puppies from being bred in a windowless prison and then sent to laboratories for cruel tests.

We don’t need the monstrous “frankenscience” of growing human organs in pigs.

Following discussions with PETA US, infant nutrition maker Semper has banned non-regulatory experiments on animals.