Following a PETA exposé of cruel cocaine and steroid-fueled hamster fighting experiments at Northeastern University, it’s the end of the line for that government gravy train!
Online retail giant calls it ‘torture,’ immediately pulls leather gloves—plus fur and angora—from its website.
UW threw a Hail Mary to try to get the records of its cruel experiments exempted from open-records laws. It failed.
What does it feel like to work in a laboratory?
PETA wants Massachusetts authorities to act on deaths of dehydrated squirrel monkeys- a violation of state cruelty law.
Experimenters are starting to move away from the use of animals in tobacco toxicity tests and instead embrace humane methods.
Just in time for tax week, PETA’s ad exposes the federal government for wasting taxpayers’ dollars—and monkeys’ lives—in cruel maternal-deprivation experiments.
PETA demands an end to the highly controversial, much-criticized abuse of infant primates.
A new report by the prestigious Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics condemns experiments on animals as both morally and scientifically indefensible.
PISC scientists attend the Society of Toxicology’s annual meeting to urge researchers from around the world to stop relying on archaic animal tests.
The government has taken a baby step toward ending the suffering of animals in laboratories, but it doesn’t go nearly far enough.
This action is the latest salvo in PETA’s campaign calling for an end to NIH’s abuse of baby monkeys.
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They pay lip service to the “3 Rs” (reduce, replace, and refine), but a new PETA study reveals that experimenters are using more animals, not fewer.
The PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. organizes a two-day workshop in D.C. to discuss the development of non-animal methods for nanomaterial testing.
