For the first time, the European Commission has committed to replacing animal testing for chemical safety across the European Union.
This list will help save lives every time one replaces a deadly test on animals.
The parent company of one of Hong Kong’s most popular online shopping platforms is severing animals’ heads and limbs in dozens of deadly experiments.
PETA’s findings raise serious public health concerns as thousands of monkeys are transported across the country for use in experiments.
Prisoners scream behind plastic curtains, thrash inside cages, and endure painful “experiments” in PETA’s haunting new short film, “Bodies of Research.”
Animals at Washington State University are cut open and killed in an invasive veterinary laboratory. Urge the university to end this cruelty and send the animals to reputable sanctuaries.
After dogs and cats endured years of suffering inside Red Beast Enterprises, the facility is finally shutting down, and the surviving animals are free.
Antibody production in animals is an eyesore for science, and PETA scientists are winning awards for championing animal-free solutions!
Animals suffer painful diseases and endure brain and spinal injections before dying or being killed in this University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School laboratory.
Drugs deemed “safe” in animal tests have caused devastating harm to humans. Here are just some examples.
It’s “Mother’s Day in Hollywood”! These celebrity moms are getting treated to a cozy, cruelty-free nighttime routine curated for the R&R they deserve. See what’s inside!
PETA’s undercover evidence from the Cumberland beagle prison forced another rare step toward accountability for those tied to animal experimentation.
Insider reports from University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School laboratories reveal that dogs were starved and suffering animals languished without timely treatment.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission has charged the president of BC US with a misdemeanor after a recently imported monkey was tossed into a dumpster and went unnoticed for five days.
The world is mourning Dr. Biruté Galdikas, a tireless champion for our fellow primates and their forests.
