Victories: Animal Experimentation

Newport Harbor School District, located in Newport, California, has agreed to end cat dissections in its high schools!

After learning that the Chinese government requires cruel product testing on animals for cosmetics, Dermalogica announced to PETA that it has pulled out of the Chinese market and will remain true to its cruelty-free ethics.

Markwins has been restored to our list of companies that do not test on animals.

After reviewing evidence collected and submitted by PETA, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) reprimanded the University of Colorado–Denver (CU) for repeatedly violating federal animal welfare guidelines in its laboratories!

After hearing from a panel of medical experts, the U.S. military withdrew a lawsuit requesting permission to use animals for military trauma training exercises

Following a request from PETA, Washington, D.C., Public Schools adopted a progressive dissection-choice policy!

A group of 110 federally “owned” chimpanzees, currently locked in a laboratory, were finally given a reprieve when the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced that it would be permanently retiring them from experiments.

The top three cargo shipping companies have joined the still-growing list of airlines that refuse to transport animals to laboratories.

PETA purchased 15 newborn simulators for the Carolinas Association of Neonatal Nurse Practitioners in Fayetteville, North Carolina to be used instead of crude animal labs in emergency medical training.

After a vigorous PETA campaign, Air China has agreed to stop shipping monkeys to labratories!

After our extensive discussions with Paul Mitchell Systems, this longtime member of PETA’s Caring Consumer project announced that it would rather pull out of the Chinese market entirely than hurt even one animal.

After talking with PETA, Urban Decay has reversed its decision to sell products in China!

After receiving a complaint from a student, PETA contacted a college that was giving students failing grades for refusing to kill mice in a training course.

BIOQUAL has ended cruel labratory tests on chimpanzees after PETA purchased stock in the company, hoping to introduce a shareholder resolution on the topic.

The group responsible for the live goat mutilation incident caught on video has been charged, and the location where these disgusting acts took place has been warned that any further acts will result in criminal charges.