Animal Testing

You’ll be shocked to know what dogs are subjected to in stroke studies. Yet these experiments do not help humans.

See the latest actions in PETA’s campaign urging Ethiopian Airlines to stop flying monkeys to their death in laboratories.

Charles River Laboratories is scrapping plans to build the largest monkey prison in the Western Hemisphere after an 11-month PETA US campaign.

EU citizens and European Parliament campaigned long and hard for the ban on animal testing for cosmetics, yet thousands of sentient beings continue to be subjected to cosmetics ingredients being forced down their throat in horrific tests.

After a global campaign by PETA entities, French pharmaceutical giant Sanofi will no longer use the forced swim test – a near-drowning experiment on small animals.

Dressed as bloodied rabbits, two PETA supporters protested outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels to condemn the continued use of animals in cruel cosmetics ingredient tests.

In cruel, useless procedures that attempt to investigate human sepsis, experimenters cut mice and rats open and tie up, puncture, and squeeze their intestines to make faecal matter and bacteria leak out.

Experimenters may infect animals with Zika virus or tuberculosis, electrocute them, or drill holes in their skulls before killing them. All these nightmarish procedures are legal in Britain.

After hearing from PETA entities and over 115,000 supporters, airline Maleth Aero has agreed to stop flying monkeys to their death in laboratories.

Monkeys deserve better. Experimenting on these sensitive, intelligent animals in the search for a treatment for Parkinson’s disease is unethical, wasteful, and dangerous.