Animals Used in Science

Research about animals used for “scientific” purposes including medical and cosmetic testing, dissection, and alternatives.

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Laboratory Rodents Deserve Better Than Improvised Killing Methods

Jul 16 2026 Meghann Cant

Cervical dislocation is the most common killing method for mice and rats in U.K. laboratories. Yet it’s applied inconsistently, often with improvised tools, raising serious animal welfare concerns. READ MORE

Laboratory Rodents Deserve Better Than Improvised Killing Methods

Jul 16 2026 Meghann Cant

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Jul 8 2020 | karol orzechowski

What You Think About Us: 2020 Community Survey Results

The results from our 2020 community survey show strong encouragement for what we do, and offer some excellent ideas for how we can make concrete improvements. READ MORE

Jun 23 2020 | Owen Rogers

Guidelines For Non-Invasive, Respectful Research With Animals

Researchers outline a three-pronged approach to conducting ethical research with animals, using the principles of non-maleficence, beneficence, and voluntary participation. READ MORE

May 15 2020 | Deepashree Balaram

Can Zebrafish Needs Be Met In Captivity?

Zebrafish are used widely in scientific experiments, but their welfare is consistently compromised, as there is little understanding of their natural behavior and social needs. READ MORE

May 5 2020 | Casey Bond

Animal Advocates & COVID-19: Resources To Help You Weather The Storm

In the wake of COVID-19, the animal protection movement is experiencing unprecedented challenges and potential opportunities to enact positive change for animals. READ MORE

Apr 22 2020 | Brooke Haggerty

Fundraising In The Midst Of A Global Crisis

Faunalytics’ Executive Director Brooke Haggerty looks at how data can guide advocates through the ebb and flow of philanthropy in tumultuous times. READ MORE

Apr 15 2020 | karol orzechowski

COVID-19 & Animals: Cutting Through The Noise

We look at some myths and facts about the COVID-19 pandemic, and discuss what role animal advocates can play in cutting through the noise — for ourselves, for our audience, and for the animals. READ MORE

Apr 9 2020 | karol orzechowski

The Animal Rights Movement: History And Facts About Animal Rights

This blog explores the history of the animal rights movement, and looks at why animal rights are an important aspect of social justice. READ MORE

Mar 23 2020 | Andrea Polanco

Why We Need Proper Ethical Guidelines On Animal Research

Bioethicists argue that a ‘Belmont Report’ – a document which outlines ethical guidelines for human research – is long overdue for non-human animal research. READ MORE

Mar 11 2020 | Brooke Haggerty

20 Ways Faunalytics Has Supported The Animal Protection Movement

Faunalytics' Brooke Haggerty looks at how 20 years of research and data has armed advocates with the information they need to make change for animals. READ MORE

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