Animal Testing

In Britain, animals can legally be abused in myriad ways, including being bled, poisoned, and deprived of food, water, or sleep.

This World Day for Animals in Laboratories, over 100,000 Brits are calling for an end to cruel experiments on animals in the UK.

Ahead of the Home Office’s policy review of the cruel forced swim test, top universities have confirmed to PETA that they reject the archaic experiment.

It is unconscionable to kill sensitive animals to make dubious health claims about MSG.

In this hellhole, monkeys were dying of wounds while mice were left to resort to cannibalism.

A whopping 1.2 million signatures have been validated and submitted for the “Save Cruelty Free Cosmetics” European citizens’ initiative – smashing the requirement of 1 million valid signatures.

This year is the Year of the Rabbit. As we enter the Chinese New Year, celebrate by helping these gentle animals who are killed for fur, experiments, and more.

Horrific experiments on dogs have been linked to the deaths of at least four boys, prompting PETA France to renew its calls urging charity AFM-Téléthon to stop funding animal testing.

Forced swimming experiments cause mice, rats, and other small animals to suffer for dead-end science. A new PETA campaign highlights their ordeal with a satirical image of Mickey and Minnie Mouse.

Progress for animals in EU laboratories! The European Chemicals Agency is finally on course to work towards ending all tests on animals for industrial chemicals.