Animals Used for Experimentation

PETA U.S. Welcomes Herbal Essences onto its Beauty Without Bunnies List

After months of discussion, Herbal Essences joins PETA U.S.’ list of companies and brands that don’t test on animals!

Victory! Japan’s Largest Candymaker Ends Experiments on Animals

In these tests, mice and rats were force-fed, injected with chemicals, made to stand on hot plates, killed by neck breaking, and dissected.

Victory! South Korea Ends Cruel Poisoning Test on Dogs

Following a PETA U.S. appeal, South Korea has joined Canada, the European Union, Japan, and the U.S. in stopping a deadly pesticide test on dogs.

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

To support the development of non-animal testing strategies, the PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. is sending an early-career scientist to one of the leading conferences in Europe on animal-free …

VICTORY! Hundreds of Animals Saved as Japan Ends Year-Long Poisoning Test on Dogs

After hearing from PETA U.S. scientists and other experts, the Japanese government decided this week to say “sayonara” to a gruesome pesticide test on dogs.

PETA Condemns ‘Frankenscience’ Horror Show as Monkey Is Cloned for the First Time

Experimenters in China have reportedly cloned two monkeys. But cloning is cruel and pointless and needs to end.

Victory! Yakult Honsha Ends Animal Experiments After PETA U.S. Appeal

The international food and beverage company will no longer subject animals to cruel product testing.

If This Bill Is Passed, Animal Testing for Cosmetics Will Be Illegal in South Africa

The bill would criminalize the testing of cosmetics on animals and prohibit the sale and manufacturing of any that were tested on them.

Thanks to PETA India, Thousands of Horses Suffering in India May Be Spared!

The Indian government announced that it would provide funding for the development of modern manufacturing methods for snake antivenoms.

New Report Recommends Ending Routine Poisoning Test on Dogs in Japan

After hearing from PETA US scientists and other experts, a report commissioned by the Japanese Food Safety Commission recommends saying “sayonara” to many pesticide tests on beagles.