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15/06/2026

Animals could soon be spared from drug testing laboratories across the United Kingdom.

In 2025, the United Kingdom government announced plans to phase out animal testing for drugs, marking a historic step toward a more humane future.

The initiative aims to accelerate the use of advanced non-animal research methods and reduce reliance on experiments involving animals in the development of new medicines.

For decades, millions of animals have been used in laboratory testing, while scientists and animal welfare advocates have pushed for modern alternatives that can replace animal experiments.

Supporters say the UK's announcement signals a major shift in how medicines may be developed in the future-one that embraces innovation without relying on animal suffering.

The move has been welcomed by animal protection groups as one of the most significant commitments yet to move away from animal testing.

For many animal lovers, it is a reminder that progress does not have to come at the expense of animals.

Because the future of medicine should be built on science and compassion-not animal suffering.

15/06/2026

🚨 BREAKING: Ridglan Farms is shutting down.

The Wisconsin facility that bred beagles for laboratory testing will close its operations, and every remaining dog is expected to be transferred to animal welfare organizations for rehabilitation, fostering, and adoption.

More than 1,600 dogs have already been removed from Ridglan. The remaining dogs are scheduled to leave in the coming weeks, marking the end of one of the nation's most notorious laboratory-animal breeding operations.

This is a landmark victory for animal welfare and a testament to the power of advocacy, legal action, public pressure, and direct negotiations.

For thousands of beagles who were born into the laboratory supply pipeline, a new chapter is beginning.

Ridglan is closing. The dogs are getting out. And there is still more work ahead to end dog testing nationwide.

15/06/2026

⚠️ La Cour des comptes a ouvert une plateforme citoyenne permettant d’interroger la pertinence des financements publics. Le CVPA propose dans ce cadre que le financement public de 30 millions d’euros du projet d’agrandissement de l'élevage de primates de Rousset pour les laboratoires soit étudié.

A l’heure où les pays et la science se tournent vers des méthodes alternatives, l’argent public ne peut plus servir à perpétuer la cruauté et souffrance subies encore par des millions d’animaux en laboratoire.

Pour que cette proposition soit étudiée, il faut un maximum de soutiens citoyens. Alors vous aussi, participez en deux clics et relayer à votre entourage !

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Le CNRS continue de passer en force malgré de plus en plus d’avis opposés au projet, activons tous les moyens possibles pour faire arrêter ce projet

15/06/2026

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14/06/2026

Helen’s condition was so severe she eventually had to be euthanized. Her horrific suffering did not advance science in any way. She spent years suffering at University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s lab. Help stop this from happening again. Urge the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to stop funding this lab ➡️ https://www.peta.vg/478e

14/06/2026

We are finally teaching science to have a heart
Did you know that millions of animals still suffer in labs for products we use every day?

For decades, the scientific community has relied on animal testing as an unavoidable evil for safety. From cosmetics to life-saving medicines, mice, dogs, and primates have endured painful procedures in the name of human progress. It has long been a deeply polarizing debate, balancing human health against animal cruelty.

According to official UK government data, the United Kingdom has launched a historic roadmap to phase out animal testing. Instead of relying on living, feeling creatures, scientists are shifting to advanced alternatives like AI, organ-on-a-chip technology, and 3D human tissue models. This is not just a dream for the future; the phase-out has already begun.

By 2026, standard animal tests for skin and eye irritation are expected to end completely in the UK. By 2027, the painful mouse tests used for Botox strength testing will be phased out, followed by a major reduction in the use of dogs and primates for medicine safety studies by 2030.

This monumental shift proves that progress does not require pain. Science can evolve, and we can choose a path that protects all life rather than harming it.