University of Bristol

University of Bristol experimenters must drop these dead-end experiments and switch to superior, human-relevant methods before it comes back to bite them.

A poll of over 1,000 young people found that an overwhelming majority believe universities should stop funding experiments on animals.

PETA activists stormed the University of Bristol’s 2022 open day with disruptive actions to warn prospective students about cruel forced swim experiments happening on campus.

The forced swim test is no fiesta for the terrified animals who may think they are going to drown, says PETA “rat”.

Ahead of World Day for Animals in Laboratories on the 24th April, “grim reapers” haunted the University of Bristol for intentionally stressing rats in the cruel forced swim test and then killing them.

The Oscar-winning actor joins 30,000 people who want the university to stop the cruel tests.

In collaboration with the University of Bristol’s Vegan Society, PETA proposed a motion to the Students’ Union urging it to oppose the cruel and debunked forced swim test.

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.