“The NIH primate workshop … was an infomercial for torture.”—Kathy Guillermo, PETA Senior Vice President of Laboratory Investigations
When an overseas personal-care product company was ordered by a government agency to test its products on animals, company leaders pushed back—and won.
We can only imagine how terrifying this monkey’s last moments were.
“The stench is unbelievable, more like that of a public rubbish bin than a living space. While attempting to clean … I could not breathe ….”
A new study about hormone replacement therapy concluded that certain types tripled a woman’s risk of breast cancer.
Primate Products, Inc., was exposed by a PETA investigation—but animals who are transferred to other facilities might suffer an even worse fate.
PETA is working with scientists and regulators all over the world to end the use of animals in experiments.
PETA urges NIH to act swiftly and retire the chimpanzees as soon as possible.
Facilities that import and breed monkeys for laboratories confine thousands of monkeys to outdoor cages, making them breeding grounds for Zika.
Covance demonstrates once again that it is incapable of complying with laws that stipulate absolute minimum animal welfare standards.
A recent opinion poll shows that a supermajority of Americans are ready to see experiments on animals relegated to the history books.
After an insider reported animals suffering at a laboratory, PETA files complaints with the Feds.
Thanks to PETA India and Indian lawmakers, countless calves, frogs, rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits will never have to endure the horror of life in a lab.
Countless animals will suffer and die in newly required testing for nontraditional tobacco products, and one tobacco industry expert isn’t pleased one bit.
Local landowners take Hendry County to court over primate-breeding facilities that abuse animals and potentially endanger public health.
