This presentation will outline effective strategies and tactics employed by the anti-vivisection movement. It will begin with a brief overview of the movement's history, looking at how approaches to ending animal testing have evolved over time in response to shifting socio-political contexts.

The primary focus will be a detailed exploration of strategies currently employed to end animal testing, with the Camp Beagle campaign serving as a case study. The key strategies that will be explored are pressure campaigns, political lobbying, public exposure, collaboration with other organisations, and the internationalisation of the anti-vivisection efforts, highlighting how these tactics complement one another, and how everyone can contribute to end animal testing.