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Images tagged "medical-research"

Ron, a chimpanzee rescued from invasive research, in his nest of blankets at Save the Chimps. USA, 2011. Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media
Black-furred mice, also known as C57BL/6 mice, with skull implants. A part of their skull is removed with a window inserted so that scientists can observe a brain working in a fully conscious living animal. USA, 2020. Roger Kingbird / HIDDEN / We Animals Media
Photographs of animal use from the Coulston Foundation, a former animal testing laboratory. USA, 2008. Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media
A capuchin monkey arrives from a lab where he was used for invasive research, to Jungle Friends primate sanctuary. USA, 2014. Jo-Anne McArthur / NEAVS / We Animals Media
No longer of use for experimentation, a laboratory mouse is asphyxiated by carbon dioxide and then bagged for incineration. USA, 2020. Roger Kingbird / HIDDEN / We Animals Media
Animal restraint at the Coulston Foundation. USA, 2008. Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media
A lone sheep in a medical research lab waiting for a surgical procedure from which they will not be woken up. The procedure tests a medical device. Sheep are gregarious, social animals who do not like to be alone. USA, 2020. Roger Kingbird / HIDDEN / We Animals Media
Two albino rats with recently fractured backs that paralyzed their hind end, are used for studies aimed to fix and cure paralysis and damaged spinal cords. USA, 2022. Roger Kingbird / We Animals Media
Puchi, a rescued capuchin monkey at Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary. USA, 2014.
Jersey is treated for illness and a high temperature at Jungle Friends primate sanctuary. USA, 2014.
A capuchin monkey arrives from a lab where he was used for invasive research, to Jungle Friends primate sanctuary. USA, 2014.
A capuchin, formerly used in research, arrives at a primate sanctuary. USA, 2014.
A capuchin, formerly used in research, arrives at a primate sanctuary. USA, 2014.
Cotton-top tamarins, formerly used in invasive research, play at Jungle Friends primate sanctuary. USA, 2014.

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