Harvard University’s Margaret Livingstone’s gruesome tests on baby monkeys just lost NIH funding! See how PETA made it happen.
Forward-thinking companies like Colgate are helping scientists train on non-animal test methods.
Bay Area company Eat Just, maker of vegan egg replacement Just Egg, has signed on to PETA’s Eat Without Experiments program, promising not to test on animals unless it’s legally required.
New documents obtained by PETA shed light on the misery endured by marmosets recently killed in the laboratory of University of Massachusetts–Amherst experimenter Agnès Lacreuse.
Here’s what the NIH’s new human-based research mandate really means—and why PETA’s been leading the charge every step of the way.
UMass tried to hide abuse of monkeys in its laboratories, but PETA’s lawsuit win is forcing the truth out.
In PETA’s eye-opening new exhibit, “How the Other Half Lives,” towering high-tech binoculars show what experimenters don’t want you to see.
As the FDA plans to phase out tests on animals for medicines made from antibodies, PETA Science Group is ready to change pharmaceuticals as we know it.
To mark the 25th anniversary of “American Psycho,” Mary Harron returned to horror directing with a chilling new short for PETA. Watch it now.
PETA scientist Dr. Emily Trunnell was on the Tomi Lahren Is Fearless podcast, talking about experiments on animals, Research Modernization NOW, and the CARGO Act. Check it out!
Virginia is making progress for animals! Thanks to PETA and its compassionate supporters, two new bills were signed into law.
PETA has released a new satirical commercial for “My First Lab Animal,” a kit that turns every kid into an NIH-funded animal experimenter. Get your “science” on!
Mondelēz International, the maker of Oreo cookies, has funded gruesome tests on animals in which mice were force-fed human feces and killed. PETA is calling for an immediate end to this sickening use of animals—and you can help.
The First Amendment guarantees the right to receive communications from willing speakers. And primates imprisoned in laboratories consistently communicate on their own behalf.
PETA condemns a horrific animal experiment in Australia, where female rats endured brain damage and suffocation. PETA demands a ban on such cruel tests and calls for humane, non-animal research methods.
