The move comes after animal neglect and slow deaths were uncovered at Liberty Research, Inc.
For nearly a decade, Christine Lattin has been killing and tormenting wild birds in meaningless experiments.
While Texas A&M University wastes precious time and resources, animals and humans suffer and die.
In the University of Pittsburgh’s laboratories, live mice were put in freezers, forgotten in boxes, and stitched together in freak surgeries.
PETA’s speaking out for the cats and dogs who are tortured and killed at Liberty Research. You can make a difference for these animals, too.
Olive oil is good for you. We don’t need to torture mice to know this.
PETA is asking the District Attorney to investigate for cruelty to animals.
The university’s experiments on dogs who are deliberately bred to develop a crippling and painful form of muscular dystrophy must end immediately.
Outside a Southern California conference, PETA called on Christine Lattin to end cruel chronic-stress experiments on wild songbirds.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled in PETA’s favor in a public records lawsuit related to the importation of monkeys into the state for experimentation.
No one will suffer for these inhalation tests, and that’s a breath of fresh air.
In a precedent-setting victory, PETA and Good Clean Love prevented rabbits and guinea pigs from undergoing tests required by the FDA.
The Tennessee Titans quarterback joined PETA in calling on his alma mater to stop breeding dogs to have crippling muscular dystrophy.
As one service member puts it, “That’s not why I serve.”
Nearly half of adults in America think that testing on animals is wrong.
