A Mississippi highway crash was just the beginning—PETA has traced the tragedy to a network of laboratories, dealers, and transporters with long records of animal abuse.
Think horror films are disturbing? The real-life experiments mirrored in these five could make even the bravest viewer scream.
Check out these international toxicology conferences where PETA scientists made their mark, promoting state-of-the-art testing methods.
A major automobile industry-backed research organization is pumping the brakes on deadly experiments on animals after talking with PETA.
From traveling and training awards to recognizing new technologies, innovative researchers win big for embracing animal-free testing.
Scientists do not yet fully understand the brain mechanisms behind human depression. Perhaps that’s because they’ve been studying the wrong brains.
Why beagles? Not because they’re like humans, but because they’re easy to exploit. Journalist Melanie Kaplan shines a light on the dog experimentation industry—and the urgent need to shut it down.
Class is in session, and using animals is out! A German university is teaching biology with non-animal methods.
We’re all told to trust medicine—but what if the system it’s built on is broken? “HOW TO MAKE DRUGS (and Feel Great About Everything) exposes big pharma’s big secret. Watch the trailer here now.
In a meeting with PETA UK, a minister signaled the end for the forced swim test, sparing countless rats and mice from terror. Learn more about this historic progress.
Is your university killing animals to market blueberries? PETA is urging an end to all fruitless experiments funded by the Blueberry Council.
Investigations, legal strategy, and public pressure forced Ridglan Farms to surrender its breeding license. Now, we need your help to save the dogs still inside.
The CDC ignored warnings. Monkeys infected with tuberculosis continue to be brought into U.S. labs. PETA demands immediate action!
While we wait to see if the new strategy has teeth, PETA scientists actively work to advance human-relevant science.
A San Francisco company that has pledged to PETA not to test on animals has federal approval to produce the first laboratory-grown salmon in the U.S., a milestone in sustainable food.
