We covered the university in fliers showing a golden retriever’s sweet face alongside the words “Please Help! Lost Dog.” The reason why will break your heart.
The suffering that NIH funds in laboratories across the country would give most people nightmares. We think that its neighbors should know this.
Immoral? Obviously. Illegal? Possibly. A Colorado State University experimenter who infects crows and other birds with West Nile virus may be trapping them illegally.
The best thing you’ll see today: LSU alum Holly Reynolds uses her 100th birthday to try to save birds from cruel experiments.
This is the first time a pharmaceutical company has taken a public stand against the near-drowning of animals—and your e-mails were crucial.
At Texas A&M University, experimenters breed golden retrievers to develop canine muscular dystrophy (MD).
The winners of a PETA International Science Consortium contest will receive technology made of human cells.
After a string of failures, experimenters are finally realizing that the way they’ve been trying to develop treatments for Alzheimer’s disease has gotten them nowhere.
Five hundred physicians have joined PETA in urging Texas A&M University to stop its cruel muscular dystrophy experiments on dogs.
After hearing from PETA’s attorney, Texas A&M University was forced to admit that it can’t pick and choose who has the right to free speech.
Scientists have discovered that monkeys in the wild are potential reservoirs for Zika virus—a threat that PETA warned of in 2016.
PETA calls on Michael Young to put an end to TAMU’s cruel, pointless muscular dystrophy experiments on dogs.
PETA Germany—with support from PETA U.S.—has persuaded a major German hospital to stop cutting pigs apart in deadly training exercises for surgeons.
Texas A&M can’t bring back the pig, dogs, or other animals it has tormented and killed, but it can prevent further suffering.
PETA will continue to defend our right to speak out, using creative and lawful means, until Texas A&M’s cruel experiments on dogs end.
