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PETA’s work to combat the deadly monkey-importation trade paid off in spades in 2024, with fewer animals shipped into the U.S. for use in deadly experiments.
At President Trump’s inauguration events, PETA’s giant “mouse” is exposing the REAL swamp: a bloated government agency that wastes billions of taxpayer dollars on cruel, useless experiments on animals.
PETA’s research may well stymie Charles River Laboratories’ scheme to dodge the U.S. ban on monkeys from Cambodia. Find out how.
University of Massachusetts-Amherst experimenter Agnès Lacreuse publicly says she wants PETA to visit her laboratory. Read our response here.
Celebrate the “Festival of Lights” by doing “mitzvahs” for animals. Here are eight actions you can take on each day of Hanukkah!
As the incoming administration looks to trim government spending, PETA strongly suggests that President Trump slash NIH funding of pointless animal experiments in a mobile billboard near Mar-a-Lago.
Victory! After a high-pressure PETA campaign, the National Watermelon Promotion Board has agreed to end funding of all fruitless experiments on animals.
Cairo University appears to be mutilating animals in veterinary school trainings, and students demand that it stop immediately.
2024 was a good year for animal-free science, thanks to PETA and our passionate supporters. Here are some of our most exciting accomplishments this year!
By using PETA’s innovative action alert system, supporters like you have made meaningful changes in the lives of countless animals this year.
Today’s compassionate, young bright minds continue to save living, feeling beings from being treated as property, objects, or even ingredients.
Monkeys missing parts of their tongues, others found dead in cages. These are just a few of the allegations made by a whistleblower about Alpha Genesis’ primate prison.
After hearing from PETA, a global confectionery colossus and dairy giant are committing to sweetness by abandoning cruel experiments on animals.
Ripped from forests and sold to laboratories: Groundbreaking new Bloomberg documentary featuring PETA’s Dr. Lisa Jones-Engel exposes the worldwide trade driving long-tailed macaques to extinction.
