There’s an increased risk of a tuberculosis outbreak among monkeys destined for laboratory experimentation worldwide, so PETA is pressing the World Health Organization to take action immediately.
PETA is sounding the alarm: The failure to sanitize primate caging at Emory and OHSU harms animals and poses a risk to human health.
Through her lifetime of achievements, Dr. Susan Love solidified her place on the vanguard of cutting-edge science and aided others in their times of need.
Oregon Health & Science University uses live pigs to train gynecologists in its residency program. Find out how to help end this archaic practice.
PETA is grateful to Sri Lanka’s government for nixing a plan to export 100,000 monkeys to China and for recognizing that these animals aren’t commodities.
Why isn’t PETA shut down? We wish we were—as it would mean that we had met our goal and that animals are no longer being exploited for human desires.
If someone asks, “What’s the dark side of PETA?” we’ve got the answer. Let us shine a lightsaber on the truth of our efforts for animal rights.
PETA helped end real-life experiments on animals that were far worse than anything in “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3”—here’s how.
PETA’s shocking video pulls back the curtain on the chilling reality of OB/GYN training at OHSU, revealing a world of cruelty concealed behind closed doors.
Swift action is needed on Cornelius’ case following reports of more animal welfare violations at the University of Wisconsin’s Wisconsin National Primate Research Center.
PETA learned that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is poking around Charles River Laboratories in a new probe.
A Swiss experimenter wanted to drill holes into the skulls of birds in preposterous and deadly experiments—until PETA scientists helped shut him down.
PETA scientists have joined the International Collaboration on Cosmetics Safety, a group championing the use of non-animal testing methods.
The largest rescue operation in the history of the Colombian Office of the Attorney General liberated 108 sick monkeys from an NIH-funded hellhole. Meanwhile, NIH remains silent.
PETA demands that animal welfare violators at Brigham and Women’s Hospital face swift and meaningful repercussions to stem the tide of neglect and violence in its laboratories.
