Ajinomoto Co. Inc. is paying a Philadelphia laboratory to bully, kill, and slice open small animals in a gruesome new experiment.
As the U.K. government reviews its policy on forced swim tests, over 400 scientists, academics, and medical and veterinary professionals from around the world are speaking out. Here’s what they want.
Axe, a popular men’s personal-care company, is axing cruel and pointless experiments on animals and officially joining PETA’s Ultimate Cruelty-Free List.
PETA scientists partnered with a local New Zealand group to quash the cruel near-drowning animal test across the country.
New Orleans’ Tulane University has a dark past—and a dark future, if it doesn’t clean up its act. Here’s what it’s been doing to animals.
PETA Science Consortium International has been shortlisted for the 2024 Lush Science Prize! Learn how its work helps replace the use of animals in toxicity testing.
PETA shows you EXACTLY what your tax money funds at the Oregon National Primate Research Center. Spoiler alert: It’s not science.
PETA scientists have been working with the EPA for years to replace painful eye irritation tests on rabbits with superior non-animal methods.
PETA’s list just scrapes the surface of what the National Institute of Mental Health is doing to animals with your tax dollars.
People who care about good science and reducing animal suffering won’t want to apply for the National Institute of Mental Health’s newest job.
Curious about getting more involved with helping animals? PETA shows you how—and celebrates our supporters’ top 10 2023 action alert victories.
Take a look at 23 of the top animal rescues we helped carry out in 2023 and find out how you can help us do more great work for animals next year.
PETA is sounding the alarm after Bluebird Nordic airline reportedly failed to give monkeys food and water during multiple 35-hour flights, according to whistleblowers.
The National Institutes of Health committed to investing in animal-free research after hearing PETA scientists’ recommendations.
Thanks to PETA Australia, new requirements from Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council could make that country the first to end a cruel test on animals.
