Animal Testing

Thousands of animals in the UK will be spared the misery of cruel tests.

New European cosmetics testing decisions mean suffering and death for thousands of animals.

The Department of Health and Social Care confirms that it is possible for new drugs to be authorised without resorting to wasteful and misleading tests on animals.

The Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference saw animal advocates call for manifesto commitments to ending animal testing and the use of bear fur for royal guards’ caps.

PETA’s science team will lead discussions on necessary reforms, exciting new non-animal research methods, and ways to accelerate the transition away from experiments that use animals.

We commend Univalle for its compassionate decision to ban this barbaric experiment and call on the University of Bristol to follow its lead.

Imagine having your body left to science while you’re still in it. PETA’s virtual reality experience “Abduction” is touring the UK and immersing participants in horrifying laboratory experiments.

So many airlines refuse to transport animals destined for torment and death in laboratories – urge SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) to join them.

While we welcome steps taken by the Commission, they fall woefully short of saving animals’ lives.

Activists gathered outside the Home Office to demand an end to near-drowning tests on animals with a 40,000-strong PETA petition.