Victories: Animal Experimentation

After PETA heard about cruel classroom biology experiments at a Michigan high school, PETA was able to convince administrators to stop these experiments in favor of compassionate methods.

Following an extensive campaign by PETA and its international affiliates, Philippine Airlines announced that it will not transport primates to laboratories!

In 2010, PETA filed a complaint against the Colorado Serum Company and in 2013 the USDA fined the company $7,000 for AWA violations.

100% Pure, a natural products company, pledged not to sell its products in China until the requirements for tests on animals for cosmetics are lifted.

Juice Beauty ended sales in China until the government’s requirements for tests on animals for cosmetics are lifted

Following its success in getting Baltimore City Public Schools to adopt a progressive student dissection-choice policy, PETA helped several schools end animal dissection altogether

PETA successfully asked a high school in Atlanta, Georgia to drop cruel live fish labs.

The drug controller general of India announced that tests on animals for cosmetics and their ingredients will not be permitted in India.

The Army Medical Department’s Office of the Surgeon General confirmed a major shift in Army policy that will significantly reduce the number of animals used in training drills.

After hearing from PETA and thousands of our members and supporters, Vietnam Airlines announced that it will no longer transport monkeys to laboratories.

After talks with PETA, natural-products giant Nature’s Gate announced that it will pull out of the Chinese market until the country stops requiring tests on animals for cosmetics.

Following discussions with PETA, Baltimore City Public Schools adopted a progressive dissection-choice policy that allows compassionate students to opt out of cruel classroom animal dissection and use humane non-animal methods instead.

After hearing from more than 100,000 PETA supporters, local citizens, and outraged consumers, China Eastern Airlines announced that it would stop transporting primates to laboratories.

PETA U.S. and PETA U.K. to ensured that the 2013 EU ban on cosmetics tested on animals was implemented without delay on March 11.