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Texas A&M, Test on This! PETA Tells School to Leave Dogs Out of It

While Texas A&M kills dogs, progressive researchers are using human-relevant methods that offer hope to muscular dystrophy patients.

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PETA Sues Texas A&M for Facebook Censorship

In a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, PETA is suing Texas A&M after the school banned social media posts about its cruel dog experiments.

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PETA Exposed PetSmart, Stopped Monkey Rodeo, and More in April

PETA activists are the best when it comes to pushing for complete animal liberation. Check out just a few of our victories from April.

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Baboons Escape Lab Infamous for Neglecting and Killing Primates

History has shown time and again that this hell-on-Earth facility is a danger to the public and the animals it imprisons.

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How You Can Continue Saving Animals After ‘Be Kind to Animals Week’ Is Over

Our actions are vehicles for compassion. Here are nine super-easy ways you can be kind to animals for the other 51 weeks of the year.

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Bold PETA Activists Protest Seal Slaughter, Take Public Showers, and More

PETA demos are full of head-turning hijinks that save animals. Check out some of the latest rallies that have stopped folks in their tracks.

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Primate laboratories
Why a $5,000 USDA Fine Isn’t Enough to Stop UC-Davis From Tormenting Animals in Laboratories

UC-Davis receives more than $100 million a year in federal taxpayer funds for cruel and worthless experiments on animals. A fine of $5,000 is not enough.

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Harvard Physicians, PETA Call for an End to Medical Training on Animals

PETA and experts from Harvard University argue that injuring animals in order to practice human medical skills is fraught with cruelty, financial waste, and inferior outcomes.

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PETA Kicks Off World Week for Animals in Labs With Provocative Protests

PETA activists—human and dog alike—are challenging animal abusers who choose to breed, hurt, and kill dogs for cruel experiments.

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Necropsy Shows Dog Made to Pull Sled Inhaled Vomit, Died of Pneumonia

Jack Daniels, Iditarod sponsor, take note: Another dog has just died, and the 2018 race is around the corner. When will this bloodbath end?

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PETA Fights Back After USDA Tries to Protect Pi Bioscientific From ‘Embarrassment’

Pi Bioscientific left goats to suffer from emaciation, diarrhea, lameness, and other severe medical problems. Forget embarrassed—this laboratory should be downright ashamed.

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PETA-Led Coalition Sues USDA for Covering Up Animal-Welfare Violations

The agency claims to support animal safety but is protecting animal abusers and hiding its actions instead. PETA is demanding transparency.

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EPA Moves to Replace Deadly Skin Allergy Tests With Non-Animal Methods

The EPA has taken a groundbreaking step by choosing science over senseless cruelty to animals, but countless animals still need our help.

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Science Consortium Advances Non-Animal Testing – One Scientist at a Time

The PETA International Science Consortium has launched an award for one early-career scientist to attend the 20th International Congress on In Vitro Toxicology.

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Top Military Journal Prints PETA Letter Slamming Trauma Drills on Animals

AMSUS journal Military Medicine has opened up a fierce debate on “live tissue training” by printing a first-of-its-kind critique.

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The first World Day for Laboratory Animals protest in the U.S., 1980
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“Almost all of us grew up eating meat, wearing leather, and going to circuses and zoos. We never considered the impact of these actions on the animals involved. For whatever reason, you are now asking the question: Why should animals have rights?”

— Ingrid E. Newkirk, PETA President and co-author of Animalkind

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