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The Sordid Self-Policing of the Animal Research Industry
Rise for Animals, March 21, 2024
In this exposé, we lay bare how USDA, NIH, and AAALAC Int'l work in tandem to quietly self-police an entire animal-exploiting industry and protect its sordid interests.
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The Status Quo Kills Animals
Nathan Herschler, July 25, 2019
Here’s the truth: animal experiments are archaic and unnecessary. They don’t work.
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It’s Time UC-Davis Loses Their License To Harm Animals
Mike Ryan, July 23, 2019
AAALAC, a key accreditation body, needs to intervene before more animals suffer.
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Experimenters Explore Engineering of Human-Primate Hybrids
Nathan Herschler, July 17, 2019
Vivisection... Chimera… Sometimes fighting to save animals from labs feels like a vocabulary exam.
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A guinea pig looks as if it it smiling as it stands in green grass
Five Books that Changed Us
The NEAVS Team, July 9, 2019
Looking for a great book to read this summer? We asked our team of grassroots activists and policy experts to share the books that inspired their passion to end animal su
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Putting a Mad Scientist Out of Business
The NEAVS Team, July 1, 2019
When we exposed monkey torture funded by millions of your tax dollars, you took swift action.
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Stop Chimps Inc. Board From Moving 7 Chimps to lab
Nathan Herschler, June 27, 2019
We need your help to stop Chimps Incorporated, a nonprofit organization in Oregon, from moving seven chimpanzees to a research facility where they would likely be subject
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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT: Emma’s Journey
Ali Crumpacker, June 26, 2019
We are excited to share a blog from NEAVS partner Ali Crumpacker, Executive Director, Project Chimps.
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8 Times Animals Tried to Free Themselves from Labs
Amy Meyer, June 24, 2019
These are the stories of animals who so desperately yearned to be free from captivity that they took enormous risks to try to escape, and sometimes, they succeeded.
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Seven Infant Monkeys Poisoned to Death
Mike Ryan & Amy Meyer, June 12, 2019
Animal experimenters at UC Davis painted the mothers of 7 infant rhesus macaque monkeys with a dye deadly to their nursing infants.