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In a Notre Dame laboratory, 96 cage-flooding incidents in seven months led to 22 drowning deaths of animals.

Charles River Laboratories (CRL) has acquired a major monkey supplier, deepening its control of a controversial global primate trade tied to trafficking concerns.

The world's largest funder of animal research has launched a new federal office focused on reducing animal use. Could ORIVA mark a turning point for animals and science?

It's business as usual in the animal research industry—a self-protecting system that absorbs animals’ deaths, labels the incidents “noncompliance,” and moves on.

They're aiming to keep monkeys out of sanctuaries and still within the research ecosystem: available, accessible, and stockpiled for possible future experimentation.

Congress is poised to advance a bill that would override state animal protections, revive support for fur farming, and further entrench the animal industrial complex.

A second, larger rescue attempt at Ridglan Farms was stopped by force, exposing how far the system will go to protect itself.

A federal record shows University of Washington staff placed a living, breathing baby monkey in a cooler, exposing failures in lab oversight and AAALAC accreditation.

While rescuers were still watching twenty-two dogs take their first steps in safety, Ridglan Farms was setting up a sales booth.