NAVS Newsletter Animal Action Deep dives into the issues NAVS tackles Past Issues – Advocacy in Action Each issue of NAVS’ Animal Action features in-depth coverage of important issues concerning the exploitation of animals for science, updates on NAVS’ scientific, legislative and educational initiatives, and coverage of animals helped by
Our 2025 Annual Report recently hit mailboxes, but you can read through it digitally now, too! The annual report gives a breakdown on everything from 2025, including programmatic wins, achievements, and looking ahead to the coming years. We are so proud to share how your support directly led to such
Dear Friends, As I reflect on the past year since I started at NAVS, I keep returning to one word: momentum. Not the fleeting kind, but the kind built deliberately through strategy, relationships, and sustained partnership with supporters like you. This year, we launched Crossroads 2029: The Shift to Science Without Suffering,
In a groundbreaking decision, the Oregon Health and Science University Board has voted to authorize negotiations with the National Institutes of Health to explore transitioning the Oregon National Primate Research Center away from invasive primate research. The resolution, passed unanimously on Monday, opens the door to potentially transforming the facility
The National Anti-Vivisection Society (NAVS) applauds the Environmental Protection Agency’s renewed commitment to ending mammalian animal testing by 2035. This landmark announcement positions the EPA as the third major federal agency, alongside the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration, to publicly commit to drastically reducing or
The National Anti-Vivisection Society (NAVS) is proud to announce that Dowlette-Mary Alam El Din, a graduate fellow from our sister organization, the International Foundation for Ethical Research (IFER), has been shortlisted for the 2026 LUSH Prize in the Young Researcher category. Alam El Din’s groundbreaking research focuses on advancing human-relevant,
NAVS awards an ASAP grant to Primate Rescue Center to replace vital boilers, ensuring rescued monkeys and chimpanzees stay warm, safe, and cared for for life.
A heartwarming video, capturing their first steps outside of the lab.
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