Andy,

Ninety days. That’s how long a dog is forced to ingest pesticides in a test required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, with no way out and no understanding of why. Those who survive are killed when it ends.

Decades old and unnecessary, this test doesn’t have to continue. Modern, non-animal methods already exist—the EPA just needs to act. Send a message urging the EPA to implement change now, before more dogs pay with their lives.

The EPA’s January 2026 commitment to end tests on dogs and other mammals by 2035 was a welcome step. Now it’s time to act on it, starting with pesticide testing on dogs.

Tell the EPA to end the 90-day dog test and help save countless lives from needless suffering.