Animal Testing

Pregnant rats would have been force-fed a highly toxic chemical, but with the help of PETA Science Consortium International, hundreds of animals have been spared.

Experimenters have strangled female rats to study domestic violence in a pointless test that cannot mimic the complexity of trauma experienced by human victims.

Big news: The largest respiratory medicine organisation in Europe has ended its use of live pigs in invasive medical training after a push from PETA US.

Following a PETA campaign, the University of Bath has confirmed that it has no plans to subject any more animals to the forced swim test in its laboratories.

Experimenters get away with disturbing instances of incompetence and neglect in UK laboratories, causing animals even more suffering.

Protestors wearing masks depicting former prime ministers urge the government to stop clowning around.

Unilever is among the first brands to sign on to a new programme aimed at helping shoppers identify brands that don’t test on animals.

The European Commission has just published a flash report on ending tests on animals.

MPs gathered at a reception hosted by PETA to pressure the government to develop a roadmap to phase out animal experimentation.

A poll of over 1,000 young people found that an overwhelming majority believe universities should stop funding experiments on animals.