Animal Testing

These horrors are a reality for thousands of animals. It’s time to end experiments on animals.

The University of South Australia has become a little kinder to animals after dropping the forced swim test. When will the University of Bristol follow its lead?

Archaic experiments that torment sensitive and intelligent monkeys have no place in the 21st century. Take action to stop them.

Ahead of World Day for Animals in Laboratories on the 24th April, “grim reapers” haunted the University of Bristol for intentionally stressing rats in the cruel forced swim test and then killing them.

The Oscar-winning actor joins 30,000 people who want the university to stop the cruel tests.

It’s up to each one of us to help spare animals being used in cruel tests. These animals need 1 million of us to join Lordi and PETA.

We need 1 million EU citizens to take action for animals in laboratories. Will you help?

PETA’s rat mascot – decked out as Cupid – and mayor Dan Norris urge the University of Bristol to break up with the forced swim test.

Learn more about animals tested on in EU laboratories – you might be surprised by what you find out.

In eye irritation tests, rabbits may experience significant pain, swelling, haemorrhaging, or cloudy vision and may even go blind.