Animal Testing

Thousands of monkeys are imported to the UK for experiments each year. But where do they come from, and how do they end up in British laboratories?

Every year, the Ministry of Defence sends British surgeons to Denmark to take part in invasive and deadly trauma training exercises using live animals.

The UK government has just released its delivery plan to “replace, refine and reduce” the use of animals in experiments.

India has decided to end animal testing for household products after extensive campaigns by PETA India, PETA UK and PETA US.

1,577 primates were imported to UK labs in 2012 from China, Vietnam and Mauritius. This infographic takes you through their terrifying journey from breeding facilities in Asia to British laboratory cages,

Thousands of animals will no longer be cut apart in deadly training programmes thanks to PETA US’ unprecedented donation of $1 million.

Backing up the calls of local people, animal-welfare groups and 30,000 PETA supporters, the Ministry of Justice has publicly spoken out against plans to build a monstrous mega-farm in Foston, Derbyshire.

Did you know that some airlines are propping up the cruel and sinister vivisection industry?

Just in from Warsaw – the Polish Armed Forces have confirmed that live animals will no longer be cut open, mutilated or killed in archaic training exercises.

East Riding Council in Yorkshire has rejected the proposal to build a beagle breeding facility in Grimston which would’ve sent thousands of puppies to painful and deadly experiments.