Forced Swim Test

A PETA scientist and a representative of a pro–animal testing group took part in a Q&A about the cruel forced swim test at the University of Bath.

In keeping with its prehistoric science department, the University of Bristol was visited by “dinosaurs” today.

A scurrying PETA “rat” led supporters to Bristol Bridge to see a giant banner protesting the University of Bristol’s use of the forced swim test.

As part of our campaign against the University of Bristol, PETA has erected a billboard in the area to encourage it to drop the forced swim test.

A “rat” flailed in a tank filled with over 2,000 litres of water in Bristol’s Queen Square to urge the University of Bristol to ban the forced swim test.

BAFTA-winning actor and staunch animal rights activist Joanna Lumley has sent a letter on PETA’s behalf to the University of Bristol, speaking up for animals.

Hynde is no “pretender” when it comes to her passion for animal rights, and she’s calling out the University of Edinburgh for its worthless near-drowning tests on mice and rats.

Following urging from PETA, a Home Office–commissioned report recommends against using the forced swim test to screen new antidepressants.

PETA and fellow activists stormed the University of Bath’s and University of Bristol’s virtual open days to protest against the cruel forced swim test.

The University of Edinburgh continues to use mice and rats in the notorious forced swim test.