Fact Sheets:

• Primate Experimentation in the U.S. – UCLA

• Primate Experimentation in the United States: University of California, Los Angeles and California Institute of Technology

Government Grants Promoting Cruelty to Animals

• DARIO L. RINGACH - Primate Testing - 2007

• JOAQUIN M. FUSTER - Primate Testing - 2006

• DARIO L. RINGACH - Primate Testing - 2006

• JOAQUIN M. FUSTER - Primate Testing - 2000

Media Coverage:

• Animal Right Activists Accuse UCLA Of Violating Federal Law - 23 Jul 2007

• Marchers Protest Animal Testing - 10 Oct 2006

• A debate of mice and men - 10 Oct 2006

• Animal Rights Activists Protest Over UCLA Research Practices - 9 Oct 2006

• UCLA Presents Distorted Image of Animal Testing - 6 Sep 2006

• Activists march on UCLA facilities, accuse researchers of mistreatment - 12 Jul 2005

Press Releases -

• 22 April 2007 - UCLA Chancellor target of protest Monday; Activists say large number of research animals are subjected to experiments without anesthesia

• 6 October 2006 - Animal rights activists to confront UCLA chancellor over campus abuse Monday; Follows action against researcher by underground group

• 5 September 2006 - Clandestine attack on researcher leads to charges of invalid research, UCLA lies by animal protection coalition

USDA - APHIS Report - 2004
USDA - APHIS Report 2001
USDA - APHIS Report 2000

This lab performed animal experiments involving pain or distress but no analgesics, anesthetics or pain relievers were administered.

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Rats, mice, birds, amphibians and other animals have been excluded from coverage by the Animal Welfare Act. Therefore research facility reports do not include these animals. As a result of this situation, a blank report, or one with few animals listed, does not mean that a facility has not performed experiments on non-reportable animals. A blank form does mean that the facility in question has not used covered animals (primates, dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, pigs, sheep, goats, etc.). Rats and mice alone are believed to comprise over 90% of the animals used in experimentation. Therefore the majority of animals used at research facilities are not even counted.