Advocate

Tell the NIH that enriching private industry at the expense of nonhuman and human wellbeing is unacceptable, and that the M.D. Anderson chimpanzees should be moved to sanctuary at once.

The Cold-blood Animal Research and Exhibition (CARE) Act (H.R. 9571) would amend the Animal Welfare Act's ("AWA") definition of “animal” to include cold-blooded animals. If you think cephalopods, fish, amphibians, and reptiles should have some protections under federal law, speak up now.

You can help protect animals like Teddy and Ellie! Urge your elected officials to support state-level “Beagle Bills”, which provide some protections for dogs and cats bred and sold for animal research.

Send a message to the University of Washington Board of Regents demanding they stop conducting invasive research on animals, and instead opt for modern-day, evidence-based research methods that benefit humans without harming living, feeling beings.

Sensitive, intelligent cephalopods (octopi, squid, and cuttlefish) can feel pain. They can—and do—suffer in experiments. These facts make it clear: the U.S. government must urgently adopt safeguards for these sentient creatures.

Arizona State University is cruelly putting monkeys in restraints, drilling screws into their skulls, implanting electrodes in their brains, and keeping them restrained for hours every day in experiments that last for years. Please take a moment to demand that ASU end these torturous experiments.

Request that the USDA perform a surprise inspection of Covance Laboratories, Inc. to check on how the staff treats the animals there.

In a single day, 27 NASA primates were killed rather than being given the chance to live the rest of their lives in a sanctuary. Demand accountability for this indiscriminate killing. Ask NASA's Inspector General to investigate this waste and misconduct.

Wild Mauritian monkeys are stolen from their homes and ripped from their families to be used in cruel experimentation. Urge the U.S. Ambassador to Mauritius, David Reimer, to fight for the end of this cruel and unnecessary trade in wild-caught monkeys.