PETA and experts from Harvard University argue that injuring animals in order to practice human medical skills is fraught with cruelty, financial waste, and inferior outcomes.
PETA activists—human and dog alike—are challenging animal abusers who choose to breed, hurt, and kill dogs for cruel experiments.
Pi Bioscientific left goats to suffer from emaciation, diarrhea, lameness, and other severe medical problems. Forget embarrassed—this laboratory should be downright ashamed.
PETA scientists spoke at Texas A&M to set the record straight: The school’s cruel muscular dystrophy experiments are a complete failure.
Tell Texas A&M University to stop experimenting on dogs.
A new scientific study supports PETA’s push to get researchers to switch to modern, non-animal antibodies.
Activists interrupted TAMU President Michael K. Young’s human rights panel with this message: Dogs tormented at his university have rights, too.
The PETA International Science Consortium works to advance good science that protects both humans and animals.
The Hollywood icon surprises Texas A&M faculty and staff with a personal plea.
This is what happens when the PETA Science Consortium and US government agencies come together to save animals.
From demonstrating at football games to winning in the courts and rescuing bears, we won’t stop until all animals are liberated.
Altogether, Consortium members have contributed millions of dollars toward improving and implementing non-animal test methods.
From being chained up at the Detroit Auto Show to having their “skin” ripped off in Times Square, there’s little that PETA supporters won’t do.
Ethical issues aside, experiments on animals don’t work. Apart from being cruel, here are five important reasons to end them.
Folks passing by were horrified by video footage showing mice stitched together—for cruel and useless sepsis experiments.
