Laika died after being blasted into space by people who knew they were condemning her to a horrible death—just like Texas A&M experimenters know they put dogs through hell.
Move over, Michael Bublé—there’s a new crooner in town.
As Yale University President Peter Salovey started his alumni presentation, he definitely wasn’t expecting a PETA protestor to take over the stage.
When members of Pitt’s Board of Trustees passed the protesters outside their meeting, they likely thought that they’d seen the last of them. They thought wrong.
PETA is decrying Charles River Laboratories for peddling misery and death by poisoning dogs, rabbits, mice, and monkeys.
If those staffers deserved to be removed from their positions, every animal experimenter should be jobless and behind bars right now.
Torture-for-hire laboratory Covance performs invasive, painful experiments on dogs, monkeys, and pretty much any other living animal its clients desire.
The University of Pittsburgh thinks it’s fine to waste tax dollars on cruel, unnecessary sepsis experiments on mice. Read what we think in our editorial in Alternet.
“Sit. Stay. Beg for Mercy.” That’s the message that those at Texas A&M University will be seeing this week all over campus.
“When you house thousands of primates together that come from different parts of the world, they have a tendency of creating some really dangerous viruses and retroviruses.”
PETA experts will expose the lack of scientific validity of testing on animals and explain why non-animal test methods are the way of the future.
Christine Lattin doesn’t like that PETA has exposed her cruel and pointless experiments on birds. We respond to her misleading comments.
Francis Collins can’t seem to provide a legitimate answer to the question, “Where does animal testing stand?” So we’ll help him.
The personal lubricant company is working with PETA scientists to advance non-animal test methods.
The move comes after animal neglect and slow deaths were uncovered at Liberty Research, Inc.
