The footage we shared at the weekend was deeply upsetting – we get it. But together, we can use this momentum to End Animal Testing.
For the first time in over a decade, the use of rabbits, rats, dogs, pigs and primates being harmed by toxicity testing in UK laboratories has been captured on film and shared with the public, released exclusively in the Mail on Sunday and The Mirror.
If you haven’t seen it yet, please arm yourself with the knowledge (there is a ‘safe’ viewing option) and get ready to take action…
This footage is unprecedented, showing a level of cruelty that’s gone unseen for years.
Footage from inside UK laboratories is unprecedented and incredibly hard to obtain due to increased security and lack of industry transparency. That’s why it’s so important to share it far and wide: the more people who see it, the harder it becomes to ignore.
You can share the URL with friends and family – www.toxicity.inc/gb – or by downloading our social media assets. We have also created brand new campaign materials (more on these below!)
Animals in laboratories are denied their most basic freedoms, including their voice. That’s why we need to call on elected officials to support our asks: Â
You’ll notice on the dedicated toxicity.inc microsite, that there is an MP action.
Please make use of this – after all, your MP works for you.
Whilst contacting your MP, why not also call on them to attend the parliamentary debate on Monday 27th April following Camp Beagle’s Government petition.
Contact your MP urging them to be there, and to stand on the right side of history.Â
Join thousands of people coming together to demand change. Your presence sends a powerful message that animal testing cannot continue.Â
Animal Aid protesting animal experiments in 1980.
Awareness drives action. By sharing resources with friends, family, and in your local community, you’ll be building the momentum needed to end animal testing.Â
By ordering our free leaflets and resources, you’ll be playing a pivotal part in ending animal tests.
Thank you for your support. We believe that a better world is possible, and it begins with community. If you’d like to support our work, here are even more ways to get involved:
