After leaving a live baby monkey in a cooler, Washington National Primate Research Center leaders think they can solve their problems with a name change.
In a University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School laboratory, dogs endure painful procedures to create artificial aneurysms, are repeatedly sliced open, and ultimately killed.
After intense pressure from state legislators, PETA, and thousands of Oregonians, the taxpayer-funded Oregon National Primate Research Center explores transition to a sanctuary! See how this great progress came about.
That’s a biosecurity failure we can’t afford, or ignore. Here’s how to help stop animal testing.
The Oregon National Primate Research Center is one vote away from stopping all experiments on monkeys and exploring turning the facility into a sanctuary. See how you can help!
Find out how we’re pushing for accountability and transparency in the state.
With great pleasure, PETA scientists made a critical step forward in making personal lubricants cruelty-free!
EPA published support for non-animal methods, encouraging companies to move away from the unreliable rabbit test to assess industrial chemicals for skin irritation.
PETA secures another major win for animals abused in laboratories as a Taiwanese government agency prioritizes non-animal testing for food products.
Victory! QTrade Teas & Botanicals has pledged to stop cruel experiments on animals after hearing from PETA.
The EPA recommitted to prioritizing reliable and human-relevant non-animal tests. PETA scientists are helping on the path towards animal-free science.
PETA has donated more TraumaMan human simulators, this time to a national trauma program in Saudi Arabia. Find out how this will help goats, sheep, and humans.
The NIH gives your tax money to a foreign experimenter to torment rabbits in Sweden–and it’s funded torture of cats in Russia. Tell them not one more cent!
Oreo-maker Mondelēz agrees to a new policy dropping animal testing after a successful push from PETA and thousands of supporters like you.
This collaborative approach was developed with PETA scientists and other experts to assess a chemical’s potential to cause cancer and has spared thousands of animals from testing. And it’s just the beginning.
