Animal Testing

History in the making: the EU Parliament supports calls on the European Commission to end experiments on animals!

PETA and our international affiliates have long been on the front lines of ethical science, promoting effective animal-free research methods, and this week, thousands of scientists will hear about our extensive progress.

A “rat” flailed in a tank filled with over 2,000 litres of water in Bristol’s Queen Square to urge the University of Bristol to ban the forced swim test.

Together, we aim to get to 1 million signatures in the fastest time ever for a European Citizens’ Initiative. Will you join us?

BAFTA-winning actor and staunch animal rights activist Joanna Lumley has sent a letter on PETA’s behalf to the University of Bristol, speaking up for animals.

The campaign to end horrific tests on animals for cosmetics ingredients in the EU isn’t over.

A new scientific paper reveals that the world’s 15 most profitable pharmaceutical companies have used more than 15,000 animals in the widely debunked “forced swim test”.

New European cosmetics testing decisions mean suffering and death for thousands of animals.

It’s been confirmed: no animals were killed in survival drills in this year’s Cobra Gold exercise in Thailand.

PETA has asked MPs not to destroy progress by allowing animal experiments for cosmetic ingredients.