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A recent article in the New York Times entitled “What Do We Owe Lab Animals?” made a number of points in recognition of the ethical issues inherent in using animals…

More than 450 artists from around the world shared their creative visions of a more humane, just and compassionate world in NAVS’ 33rd annual Art for Animals competition. Topping them…

The International Foundation for Ethical Research (IFER), an affiliate of the National Anti-Vivisection Society, is pleased to announce its 2022-23 Graduate Fellows for Alternatives to the Use of Animals in…

On November 3, 1957, Sputnik 2 became the second manmade satellite to orbit earth; however, unlike its predecessor, Sputnik 2 carried a passenger: a small dog named Laika. You may…

This month we have exciting news to share from our friends at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest (CSNW), which is located 90 miles east of Seattle, in Cle Elum, WA, on 90…

Earlier this year, NAVS was contacted by Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation (WWR), a sanctuary in Texas, with an emergency request for assistance. Responding to a situation that shines a light…

Recently, NAVS Science Advisor Pam Osenkowski, Ph.D., and Program Manager Anna Madsen were guests on the “Great.com Talks With…” podcast, speaking about everything from NAVS’ history to the history of…

As a NAVS supporter, you may wonder how effective sending emails to elected officials really is. Do your actions really matter? Is your voice—and the voices of fellow advocates—being heard?…

Alan Kim, 2021-22 recipient of the International Foundation for Ethical Research (IFER) Graduate Fellowship for Alternatives to the Use of Animals in Science, was awarded the first-place poster prize at…

NAVS and IFER Science Advisor Pam Osenkowski, PhD, presented “Animal Use in Science: Exploring the 3Rs,” NAVS’ new curriculum for high school students to participants of the Educators for Animals…