California teen Archit Kumar is determined to end the National Institutes of Health’s monkey terror tests, so he developed this free game urging people to take action for animals in laboratories. Play now!
Ned Kalin of the Wisconsin National Primate Research Center continues a long and cruel legacy of monkey torment and torture. This is his story.
Our new poster child for cognitive dissonance, Christine Lattin, recently tweeted lamenting that birds were crashing into windows—while she torments birds in experiments.
They torment monkeys, owls, sparrows, and dogs in useless and cruel experiments. Watch this powerful video, and then take action to stop them.
At the National Institutes of Health, tax money is squandered and cruelty rules the day. PETA has the numbers to prove it.
As modern science moves away from archaic and cruel tests on animals, experimenters are getting desperate. You won’t believe their latest desperate ploy for attention.
Good news: The Environmental Protection Agency is reducing pesticide testing on animals! Find out how you can help end more cruel tests.
Cutting into owls’ skulls, screwing devices onto their heads, poking around in their exposed brains—Shreesh Mysore does this and more, despite admitting the tests could be rubbish.
See the damning critiques issued by primatologists, mental health professionals, and others of Elisabeth Murray’s cruel, taxpayer-funded experiments.
PETA neuroscientist Dr. Katherine Roe is speaking out against Elisabeth Murray’s cruel, deadly, and scientifically worthless experiments on monkeys. Check it out.
One year ago today, the EPA committed to ending toxicity experiments on mammals. How much has changed since then?
This isn’t science—it’s a cruel fiasco: the wrong size devices implanted in pigs’ heads, devices implanted on the wrong place on pigs’ spines, monkeys poisoned by the wrong glue.
Our progress against tests on animals is moving at warp speed! Now you can be in the know as PETA’s president and scientists share how their work is preventing deadly experiments.
The University of Adelaide declared that it would stop subjecting mice and other animals to the cruel forced swim test after hearing from PETA and Humane Research Australia.
Tests on animals for cosmetics ingredients have been banned in the EU since 2013, but an apparent gross misinterpretation of the law could force manufacturers and regulatory authorities to ignore the ban.
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