Action Alerts: Animal Experimentation

Animals living in their own filth. Years of apparently illegal experiments on monkeys. A PETA investigation has unearthed shocking evidence about Colombian organizations awarded millions in NIH contracts.

This game-changing legislation, which PETA worked hard to get passed, is a crucial first step in ending drug testing on animals.

In a monumental action, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is halting the importation of monkeys destined for U.S. laboratories.

Torn away from their mothers, baby monkeys in this laboratory cling to cloth “surrogates.” Some have had their eyes sewn shut. Read what PETA’s doing to end this torment.

Margaret Livingstone steals baby monkeys from their mothers and has sewn their eyes shut in depraved “sensory deprivation” experiments. We won’t stand for it.

Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry is on the wrong side of history as long as it offers a chick-hatching exhibit and cow-eye dissections.

The U.S. Navy is again supporting excruciating tests that cause animals to endure crippling joint pain, vomiting, and more, despite bans on such tests by other nations’ navies.

Students—and animals—deserve better.

PETA’s complaint prompted the feds to fine Hainan Airlines for illegally shipping more than 700 endangered monkeys.

Monkey black sites, pandemic risks, secrecy, and misery are the hallmarks of the primate importation world. PETA blows the lid off this dangerous business.