We must abandon ineffective tests on animals, which have hobbled cancer research since the war on cancer was declared nearly half a century ago
PETA is working with lubricant companies to put more love into lovemaking.
Experimenters cut animals’ heads off and suture them onto the bodies of others. The bodies remain fully or partially paralyzed, and the animals soon die.
A pain medication that was tested extensively on animals has left one person brain-dead and five others hospitalized in its first human clinical trial.
The 2016 spending bill was just signed into law—and will spare many cats and dogs a life of torture in laboratories.
PETA’s efforts to persuade the National Institutes of Health to embrace modern, humane research are resulting in significant progress.
Following pleas from Dr. Jane Goodall, James Cromwell, and Bob Barker, Congress calls for an ethical review of NIH’s cruel baby-monkey experiments.
The U.S. government just awarded a $100 million contract to laboratories for radiation experiments on animals. You can help stop them.
Cosmetics companies may be quietly breaking UK and European law by continuing to sell products that are also marketed in China, where tests on animals are required by law.
Congressional reps rush an urgent letter to NIH imploring the agency to retire all the monkeys from its maternal-deprivation experiments to sanctuaries.
A bipartisan bill passed in the Senate last night will reduce and replace the use of animals in painful chemical toxicity tests.
“Wastebook: The Farce Awakens,” Sen. Jeff Flake makes a “Star Wars”–themed attack on wasteful government spending.
Foxie spent years being used in cruel experiments and had all her babies stolen from her. Now, she finds comfort in a small, unexpected way.
Baby monkeys will no longer be torn away from their mothers and terrorized by government experimenters.
If we want kids to respect life, let’s start by cutting out cruel classroom dissections.
