Published May 18, 2026 by . 2 min read Animals at Washington State University are cut open and killed by veterinary students in a cruel Junior Surgery laboratory. After hearing from PETA, our supporters, and veterinarians, the university made the compassionate decision to spare eight healthy horses from this mutilation and death, but their fate is still in limbo. We’re now pushing for the release of the horses to reputable sanctuaries where they can live in peace and urging the university to end the use of goats in another laboratory where students slice them open in invasive practice surgeries before they’re killed. Please join our call: PETA Scientist Makes Public Plea to End Goats’ Plight May 07, 2026 At a recent meeting, a PETA scientist urged the Washington State University’s Board of Regents to ban the use of goats and other animals in terminal laboratories and instead use compassionate, animal-free teaching methods that save animals while preparing students for real clinical practice.…