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The Clock is Ticking on Promises to Reduce Animal Research
Rise for Animals, February 3, 2026
Federal agencies keep making promises to move beyond animal testing—but they mean little without laws, deadlines, and accountability to back them up.
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Remembering the Brown Dog Who Helped Launch Our Movement
Rise for Animals, February 2, 2026
A small brown dog’s suffering ignited riots, reshaped public conscience, and helped launch the modern fight against animal experimentation.
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Caution: Ontario’s New Bill Is a Smokescreen
Rise for Animals, January 22, 2026
Ontario’s new animal research bill promises protection for dogs and cats—but behind the headlines, it delivers loopholes, outsourcing, and business as usual.
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New Film, Old Lies: The Truth About Animal Experimentation
Rise for Animals, January 20, 2026
A new, Rise for Animals-sponsored documentary exposes how animal experimentation survives on bad science, false hope, and a myth that refuses to die.
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When Animal Researchers Call Their Victims Their “Kids”...
Rise for Animals, December 10, 2025
The industry's newest propaganda tactic? Rebranding harm as care.
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“Animal Research”: Animal Sacrifice By Another Name?
Rise for Animals, December 4, 2025
The end of Ridglan Farms isn’t the end of the problem. It’s a window into how animal research relies on sacrifice—not science—to maintain its moral façade.
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Protecting “Pets” While Hurting Others? That’s Not Justice
Rise for Animals, November 17, 2025
When governments carve out protections for only the animals humans personally value, they strengthen—not weaken—the system that harms millions more.
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Is “Project Liberty” the Pinnacle of Industry Gaslighting?
Rise for Animals, November 10, 2025
The industry doesn’t just cover up the violence—it tries to manipulate us into believing that the violence is justified. Necessary. Even compassionate.
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Ridglan Lead Vet Still in Charge Despite License Suspension
Rise for Animals, October 7, 2025
This vet has spent years violating the most basic principles of his profession. The violations — and the animal suffering they represent — are staggering.