UMass tried to hide abuse of monkeys in its laboratories, but PETA’s lawsuit win is forcing the truth out.
PETA has released a new satirical commercial for “My First Lab Animal,” a kit that turns every kid into an NIH-funded animal experimenter. Get your “science” on!
PETA condemns a horrific animal experiment in Australia, where female rats endured brain damage and suffocation. PETA demands a ban on such cruel tests and calls for humane, non-animal research methods.
PETA is calling on the government to stop funding the fiscal black holes responsible for cruel, useless experiments on monkeys.
PETA scientists have completed a first-of-its-kind study showing that the National Institutes of Health and other funders are biased against non-animal research methods.
NIH officials conducted secret meetings on private e-mail accounts. PETA sued, revealing an agency far more concerned with its image than with good science.
After PETA’s actions, the European Respiratory Society has spared live pigs from invasive medical training drills in favor of superior, animal-free training methods.
Harvard Medical School’s own dean may have published manipulated data. PETA is demanding an immediate investigation.
Cambodian long-tailed macaques are being driven to extinction by experimenters. This international body could have protected them. Instead, it’s choosing to sit on its hands.
Cairo University appears to be mutilating animals in veterinary school trainings, and students demand that it stop immediately.
Monkeys missing parts of their tongues, others found dead in cages. These are just a few of the allegations made by a whistleblower about Alpha Genesis’ primate prison.
Inglorious University of Massachusetts–Amherst experimenter Agnès Lacreuse killed nearly half her monkey population in a single month, not long after decrying a made-up monkey shortage.
THIS “Mayans M.C.” star wants Congress to end the funding of experiments on animals in laboratories overseas in “one fast move.” Find out what he said in a new PETA video.
Research into psychedelics as treatments for a variety of mental health ailments is a promising new development that’s threatened to be stymied by pointless and cruel animal testing.
Medical residents at Oregon Health & Science University were not enthusiastic about killing pigs in practice surgeries, and they’ve taken action.
