Jin Zhang, who cut the tongues out of mice after painful surgeries and pointless tests, had to go no-contact with animals for an entire year
Did a senior government official use the world stage to shield the wildlife trade that supplies laboratories with primates—while her own family’s animal operation racked up federal violations?
Milena Bogunovic’s negligence allowed a staff member to freeze mice who may have been alive, among other unauthorized euthanasia practices.
PETA entities are eliminating the cruel and useless forced swim test from laboratories around the world. See the global progress for animals, and how you can help.
There’s a new gold standard in medical research—and a new documentary featuring PETA scientists explains how it’s already saving lives and reshaping the future of medicine.
Raffi Aroian is the latest UMass Chan experimenter PETA found whose cruelty is matched only by his inability to follow federal regulations. Urge the university to end tests on animals.
A devastating experimentation scene in Disclosure Day turns a summer blockbuster into a chilling indictment of cruelty.
Modern sunscreen science shouldn’t be held hostage by outdated animal testing requirements.
A supposed leader of the primate center is caught for the second time failing to follow basic directions like “READ THE LABEL.” Help PETA see that she faces consequences.
The new office aims to advance reliable and human-relevant non-animal science.
For the first time, the European Commission has committed to replacing animal testing for chemical safety across the European Union.
This list will help save lives every time one replaces a deadly test on animals.
The parent company of one of Hong Kong’s most popular online shopping platforms is severing animals’ heads and limbs in dozens of deadly experiments.
PETA’s findings raise serious public health concerns as thousands of monkeys are transported across the country for use in experiments.
Prisoners scream behind plastic curtains, thrash inside cages, and endure painful “experiments” in PETA’s haunting new short film, “Bodies of Research.”
