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Malnourished and ailing dogs. Inadequate medical care. Incomplete veterinary records. Unsafe environments. This is Blue Ridge Kennel in Wetumpka, Alabama.

The Animal Welfare Act is supposed to provide protections for animals in laboratories. So why are 95% of animals in labs exempt?

Farmed animals are brutally exploited by the animal research industry. Many of these animals are offered zero protections under the law.

On this day of global generosity, help us shift science away from harmful, ineffective experiments on animals and toward better, human-relevant methods instead.

The international primate trade exploits monkeys who are snatched from their rightful homes, sold on the black market, and shipped to the U.S. for experiments.

Humans and animals are both alike and different, rendering our experimentation on non-humans wrong both practically and ethically.

Laboratory records are filled with determined, purposeful, and despairing acts by non-humans in resistance of their cruel fate.

Here are three reasons why testing on convicted criminals, prisoners, and other unwilling human participants will never be the answer to ending animal experimentation.

Animal experimentation harms all animals, including the 4% of all mammals on Earth who remain wild.