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The UK government has just released its delivery plan to “replace, refine and reduce” the use of animals in experiments.

It was reported this week that the Humboldt penguins at Scarborough Sea Life Sanctuary have been prescribed antidepressants because they’re so unhappy.

Almost 10,000 people sent messages to Russian authorities asking that two wild orcas who were captured last year be released back into the ocean.

PETA’s hard-hitting billboards have gone up across Moscow, each one graphically illustrating how many animals are killed just to make one fur coat.

Two PETA “snow bunnies” braved the cold climate to let people know that wearing the skins of animals who were beaten, electrocuted or strangled to death is unacceptable.

London commuters are being given some food for thought, courtesy of a ridiculously cute PETA ad appearing in 25 different underground stations!

On a stormy afternoon in Norfolk, just days before Christmas, a friendly Labrador was swept out to sea and left stranded on a slippery rock, surrounded by water.

Made in Chelsea star Lucy Watson knows a thing or two about glamour – and she knows there’s nothing glamorous about wearing fur.

1,577 primates were imported to UK labs in 2012 from China, Vietnam and Mauritius. This infographic takes you through their terrifying journey from breeding facilities in Asia to British laboratory cages,

The film Blackfish – a compelling documentary about how orcas are imprisoned, exploited and driven mad by SeaWorld – is still making a splash, months after it was released.