Animal Testing

We hope that kind people will help animals and keep themselves and others safe by wearing these face masks with pride.

A PETA scientist and a representative of a pro–animal testing group took part in a Q&A about the cruel forced swim test at the University of Bath.

In keeping with its prehistoric science department, the University of Bristol was visited by “dinosaurs” today.

PETA scientists have stepped in and provided crucial evidence that helped stop cruel and unnecessary experiments that would have caused 505 animals to suffer.

Watch the video: thousands of beagle dogs and puppies are confined to barren kennels and cages 24/7 at a mill that sells them for experimentation. Help them today!

By joining Beauty Without Bunnies, the brand sends a clear message: the future of cosmetics is cruelty-free.

PETA has urged MPs to attend the forthcoming parliamentary debate on animal testing and speak in favour of a ban.

A scurrying PETA “rat” led supporters to Bristol Bridge to see a giant banner protesting the University of Bristol’s use of the forced swim test.

As part of our campaign against the University of Bristol, PETA has erected a billboard in the area to encourage it to drop the forced swim test.

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