The National Anti-Vivisection Alliance (NAVA) has been formed as a united grassroots coalition of groups fighting to end animal experimentation in the UK. NAVA is made up of groups who campaign against a broad range of animal experimentation, including university and academic facilities, contract research organisations, commercial organisations and cosmetics testing.

We take the stand against vivisection on the basis of both an animal rights and scientific perspective; keeping a sentient creature inside a laboratory for experimentation is ethically wrong and the results cannot be transcribed in a scientific manner which can be relied upon for any other species.

Protests, publicity stunts and education are regularly held across the country in order to highlight the archaic cruelty happening inside UK laboratories and the thousands of animals dying every single day for 'research'. We also head the campaign to stop the construction of a new animal testing lab at the University of Leicester, which can be seen here.

If you would like to get involved in helping to end animal experiments in the UK, get in touch and we will be more than greatful to help by putting you in contact with your local group or sending you further information; there is a part for literally everybody to play.

On our website, we have also published the first comprehensive A-Z of organisations involved in vivisection, county-by-county, and complete with contact details for each.
 http://www.antivivisection.info/az/index.html