Be Cruelty-Free is the campaign to end animal testing for cosmetics in Canada. Join Humane Society International/Canada and Animal Alliance of Canada in urging the Government of Canada to end cosmetics animal testing—forever.
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About Cosmetics Testing
Learn about cosmetics animal testing in Canada with our handy Q&A.
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Campaign Supporters
Companies, politicians, celebrities and others are calling on Canada to Be Cruelty-Free.
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Animal Tests
All procedures have the potential to cause animals physical as well as psychological distress.
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Alternative Methods
Animal tests are increasingly being replaced with quicker, cheaper and more reliable non-animal methods.
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HSI is making important progress for animals in Canada and around the world, but millions more animals need our help, and we need your support to save them.
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News
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March 13, 2013
Celebrities Voice Support for an End to Cosmetic Animal Testing
A global effort to end cosmetics testing on animals is generating support from Ke$ha, Colbie Caillat, Michael Vartan, Daniella Alonso, Francia Raisa, Torrey DeVitto, Fiona Gubelmann and Joanna Krupa, who all are endorsing a campaign by Humane Society International/Canada and The Humane Society of the United States during the groups’ Be Cruelty Free Week.
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March 11, 2013
As Europe Bans Animal-Tested Cosmetics, HSI/Canada and Animal Alliance Call on Canada to “Be Cruelty-Free”
A poll commissioned by HSI and Animal Alliance of Canada revealed that Canadians feel very strongly about the issue, with an overwhelming majority supportive of a nation-wide ban on the testing of cosmetics and their ingredients on animals.
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February 25, 2013
As Europe Bans Sale of Animal-Tested Cosmetics, LUSH and HSI CEOs Call for Global End to Cosmetics Cruelty
As the European Union prepared to finally ban the sale of newly animal-tested cosmetics on 11 March 2013 LUSH & Humane Society International sent an open letter to the global cosmetics industry calling on it to abandon animal testing once and for all.
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April 23, 2012
‘Be Cruelty-Free’ Campaign Launches To End Cosmetics Testing on Animals in Canada
Humane Society International/Canada and the Animal Alliance of Canada launched the largest-ever global campaign to end animal testing for cosmetics: Be Cruelty-Free.
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