New regulation stops chimpanzees from being subjected to experiments in U.S. laboratories.
Get ready to have your heart broken at the 19-second mark.
Animals are suffering and dying in painful—and completely preventable—ways: It’s business as usual at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
How do you keep scientists from testing on animals? Give them a better way and make it free.
Life is hell for monkeys in laboratories—and so is the journey to get there.
What a professor at Northwestern University saw when he toured the school’s laboratories made him question why animals must endure “loneliness, boredom, fear, pain and early death” in laboratories.
PETA Joins Dan Witz in Spreading Message that NIH’s Maternal Deprivation Experiments are Unacceptable.
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has issued a final rule that officially extends the full protection of the Endangered Species Act to captive chimpanzees.
When monkeys are viewed as little more than pieces of laboratory equipment, this is what happens.
Scientists agree that experiments on baby monkeys are “cruel,” “do not translate well to human mental health,” and “should be stopped.”
PETA has obtained a disturbing video that depicts heartless students wearing lab coats and playfully dancing with dead cats slated to be dissected.
The price will never be right for the National Institutes of Health’s cruel maternal-deprivation experiments on baby monkeys, Bob Barker tells Congress.
One baby monkey tells his story.
PETA awards a grant to Iowa State University students for organ-on-a-chip technology that could save countless animals from cruel and unreliable experiments.
Following a PETA exposé of cruel cocaine and steroid-fueled hamster fighting experiments at Northeastern University, it’s the end of the line for that government gravy train!
