Animal Testing

The forced swim test is no longer to be used as a model of human depression or for studies of anxiety in the UK.

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.

As many as 63 monkeys were tormented in British laboratories by experimenters, who drilled holes into their skulls, frightened them using rubber snakes, and denied them food.

Ahead of the next election, we are calling on all political parties to commit to phasing out all experiments on animals.

Immerse yourself in PETA’s latest video campaign in collaboration with Tomfoolery and help create a more compassionate future.

The world’s No 1 men’s fragrance brand joins the PETA US global Beauty Without Bunnies list after banning all tests on animals.

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.

PETA applauds this compassionate move and continues to encourage the ISA to use only modern, animal-free technology in all its future endeavours.

The Home Office must act immediately to end the use of the outrageously crude and cruel forced swim test.