Animal Testing

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.

Experimenters may infect animals with Zika virus or tuberculosis, electrocute them, or drill holes in their skulls before killing them. All these nightmarish procedures are legal in Britain.

After hearing from PETA entities and over 115,000 supporters, airline Maleth Aero has agreed to stop flying monkeys to their death in laboratories.

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

From winning travel and training awards to receiving new technologies, innovative researchers who embrace animal-free testing won big this year.

Dogs who make it out of MBR Acres are experimented on and then killed – and some of these barbaric procedures may be tax-funded. Watch this video to see what the beagle breeder tried to hide.

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

Three activists, including an 11-year-old boy, were imprisoned for planning a protest against Ethiopian Airlines for shipping monkeys to laboratories.

Nerve-agent poisoning, difficulty breathing, and death – find out how guinea pigs are tormented in UK and EU laboratories.

PETA calls on all parties to make the same commitment to animals in laboratories.