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A Northwestern study reveals that humans and mice form red blood cells differently—overturning decades of assumptions based on animal research.

The fight over guinea pig meat exposes a deeper truth: every human-defined category—pet, food, or test subject—can become an excuse for the exploitation of animals.

Severed spinal cords. Forced cannibalism. Electric shocks. This isn't horror fiction—it's the grim reality for many cats trapped inside U.S. laboratories.

The animal research industry is fighting CDC’s plan to retire monkeys to sanctuary, pushing instead to keep them in the research pipeline under the guise of retirement.

Kevin James Morrison, who lives with ALS, shares why patients, animals, and science itself need a future beyond animal experimentation.

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

Cows aren't just victims of farms or labs—they're victims of one interconnected industry that profits from exploiting their bodies, babies, and lives.

The labels may differ, but the pipeline is the same: animals bred, confined, used, and discarded for profit.

The animal research industry wants us to accept its vision for the future: new victims, more experimentation, the same unimaginable suffering—all repackaged as progress.