Animal Testing

PETA exposes the cruelty behind one of India’s largest contract laboratories, where bloodied beagles lie on the floor and minipigs are poisoned.

Parliamentarians at Westminster station are being met with an ad of a massive beagle in a cage who urges passersby to help end cruel and useless experiments on animals.

The company confirmed that it will remove the test from its service platform and no longer offer or perform it, noting that the test is “no longer relevant for drug development efforts.”

This is the latest action in PETA’s campaign asking for a government-led roadmap to phase out all experiments.

Animals are forced to ingest chemicals, perform unnatural actions, and endure torment in experiments that are often not even relevant to humans.

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

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

Despite being empathetic and affectionate, rats are widely used in laboratory experiments – enduring electrocution, brain damage, seizures, and more.

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.