Great Apes, Terrible Fate
Nearly 1,000 chimpanzees are imprisoned in U.S. laboratories. Take action now to help free these chimpanzees! Learn more.
Through global collaboration, PETA scientists are advancing a non-animal method to study how inhaled chemicals affect human lungs.
Drone footage obtained by PETA and We Animals reveals Marshall BioResources’ sprawling compound, where dogs and ferrets remain trapped indoors—never feeling the sun, wind, or grass beneath their feet—until they are shipped to laboratories.
PETA found more than a dozen cases of animals suffering slow, terrifying deaths, including live mice thrown in the trash and too many animals crammed inside gas chambers, at UMass Chan.
From Albany to Marshall BioResources, marchers will cover 207 miles in a call for science without suffering. Find out how you can take part from anywhere.
