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Federal Bill Introduced to End Invasive Research on Chimps
The Great Ape Protection Act (H.R. 5852) was introduced in Congress on April 17, 2008. The bill aims to end invasive research and testing on an estimated 1,200 chimpanzees remaining in U.S. laboratories. It would also retire to permanent sanctuary approximately 600 federally owned chimpanzees still used in research.
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Animal Testing: The Beginning of the End?
The quiet evolution of alternatives to animal testing appear to be turning into a fast-paced revolution in testing methods. And the driving force is coming from an unlikely source—the United States, which, to date, has largely reacted to developments in Europe. More
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Altox.org
AltTox, a website dedicated to non-animal methods for toxicity testing, is being developed and supported through a collaboration of the Procter & Gamble Company and The Humane Society of the United States. More
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