Act News Articles

Act
A Rare Peek In a Lab: Dogs. Languishing. Anguishing.
The Rise for Animals Team, December 7, 2023
Blue Ridge, an animal testing facility in Alabama, is just one of hundreds of facilities that are incarcerating animals and experimenting on their unconsenting bodies.
Act
Take Action: Reject Animal Research on Foreign Soil
The Rise for Animals Team, November 29, 2023
Support the CARGO Act, a federal bill positioned to reduce harm to animals and support more ethical science, while saving taxpayer dollars.
Act
GivingTuesday: Help to Liberate Animals from Labs
The Rise for Animals Team, November 21, 2023
Transform your compassion into a tangible force for good this GivingTuesday.
Act
Protecting the Puppies of the Sea
The Rise for Animals Team, November 9, 2023
Cephalopods – or octopuses, squids, cuttlefish, and nautiluses – are sentient, “smart and sensitive” aquatic beings, who researchers themselves have likened to dogs. 
Act
Marshall-ing Community Opposition to Animal Research
The Rise for Animals Team, October 26, 2023
Most people would join us in opposing Marshall’s exploitation of beagles, ferrets, and other animals if only they knew about it. That’s why we've partnered with ARRoc.
Act
It’s Time to Make the Beauty Industry Cruelty-Free
The Rise for Animals Team, October 5, 2023
The Humane Cosmetics Act of 2023 (H.R. 5399), a bill aiming to “substantially restrict the use of animal testing for cosmetics”, was recently introduced to Congress.
Act
Justice for All, Great and Small
The Rise for Animals Team, October 4, 2023
At its core, our fight for animal rights is not about love. It’s about justice.
Act
Beckon a Better Day for Bunnies
The Rise for Animals Team, September 30, 2023
Rabbits have been sought-after victims of animal testing since at least the early 1940s. 
Act
A person dressed in a mask, gloves, and surgical apron holds a baby macaque monkey while standing in front of steel cages
Urge Congress to Defund Nonhuman Primate Research
The Rise for Animals Team, September 22, 2023
Take action to prevent the addition of $30 million in funding for cruel primate experimentation.