On September 9th 2011, Canisius College’s Institute for the Study of Human-Animal Relations (ISHAR) hosted “The Use of Primates in Biomedical Research: A Personal Perspective” at the Montante Cultural Center featuring guest speaker Dr. James Ha, head of the primate breeding program at the Wash[...]
Archive for the ‘Anti-Dissection/Vivisection’ Category
Please Sign Onto Letter to Save Turtles at UBC
Please sign your organization onto this letter urging UBC to spare its endangered sea turtles. These turtles, obtained from the Cayman Islands, have been experimented on at UBC for ten years. A whistleblower recently revealed that the turtles will killed at the end of UBC's study this spring. See th[...]
Love and Liberation – Book Coming Soon
Love and Liberation: An Animal Liberation Front Story Sarat Colling and Anthony J. Nocella II Lara Drew Illustrations Published by Arissa Media Group (coming soon) www.arissa.org ABOUT LOVE AND LIBERATION Gabriella and Andre are an everyday couple working up the corporate ladder in Houston, Texas. W[...]
PETA2′s Top 7 Reasons to Cut Out Dissection
Most recently the Institute for Critical Animal Studies (ICAS) volunteers found this video to be useful on their campus, by PETA2, which is one of a kind and highly informative. We hope you find it as helpful and useful for your college campus as we did.[...]
KU Med Primate Wars: Anatomy of an Intense Grass Roots Campaign
By: Jason Miller In late 2009, I [Jason Miller] became aware that the University of Kansas Medical Center (aka KU Med or KUMC) had a primate vivisection program. While the census of their “test subjects” (primarily macaques and squirrel monkeys according to information available through the US[...]
Meeting to Discuss Humane Alternatives Campaign at U of T
On Tuesday, October 5, Nick Wright of Lawyers for Animal Welfare will be taking part in an interactive session on the campaign against animal abuse and torture in the University of Toronto laboratories. At U of T live animals, including primates, mice, dogs, and rabbits are the subjects of inhuma[...]
Princeton University Slammed with Animal Welfare Violations
A routine inspection carried out by the U.S. Department of Agriculture resulted in Princeton University being cited with over a dozen violations of the federal Animal Welfare Act. The violations specifically focused on the treatment of 15 rhesus monkeys and 10 marmosets who are confined in Princeton[...]
Protesters Target Yale Animal Labs and Expose Ivy League Abusers
Members of the newly formed Connecticut Animal Rights Network (CARN) along with New Haven residents protested at Yale University’s George St. building. Activists carried signs reading “Yale Tortures Animals”, “End Ivy League Animal Abuse”, and “Shut Down Yale Animal Labs.” Leaflets wer[...]



