ALT A beagle holds a person's hand in a park setting. The dog and person are engaged in a friendly interaction. Text on the image reads, "Animals experience pain, suffering, well-being and happiness like us. Why should they be used in laboratories?" The Cruelty Free International logo is in the top left corner.

ALT A small cat walking on grass with a blurred green background. Text on the image reads: "Scientific Questions: Animals do not naturally get many of the diseases that humans do and even variations between humans makes it difficult to extrapolate. So how can we expect animals, from an entirely different species, to be a reliable basis for predicting the likelihood of specific effects in humans?" The Cruelty Free International logo is in the bottom right corner.

ALT A rabbit is shown with one ear raised against a blurred green background. The text on the left reads: "Lack of reliability: Not only are animals’ lives being wasted, but safe and effective products are being mistakenly discarded and harmful products are getting through. Non-animal tests can be cheaper, quicker and more effective. Replacing tests on animals does not mean putting human health or the environment at risk, or halting scientific progress." The Cruelty Free International logo is at the bottom right corner.

ALT A mouse sitting on a log with grass in the background. Text about non-animal science approaches and overcoming barriers, encouraging policy changes. Features the Cruelty Free International logo.