Donate now to help end the harmful use of animals in science.

Help build a future where science is ethical, effective, and free from animal harm.

Why your support matters

For decades, animals in Aotearoa New Zealand have been harmed in the name of science, even as safer, more accurate alternatives exist.

Behind every statistic is a sentient life. One that deserves better.

The reality in New Zealand  

These figures are based on publicly reported MPI data (2014–2024).

2.5 million

Animals bred for science annually, never used and killed.

140,000

Animals who were bred for science in NZ and never used are also killed.

120,000

Animals used for science in NZ each year and killed.

Every contribution matters

No matter the size, your support fuels progress. Donate now to protect animals, support innovation, and help reshape the future of science.

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Is my donation tax-deductible in New Zealand?

You will always be part of BAR’s story as one of the people who helped build this movement.

If you need to cancel, we respect that decision and remain grateful for your support.

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What is a founding 500 member?

Founding 500 members are BAR’s first 500 regular givers. They are helping build this movement from the beginning and becoming part of BAR’s DNA.

Their support helps create a future where animals are no longer harmed in science.

 

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References: The statistics on this page represent a three-year average of publicly reported animal use data from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI), based on 2014–2024 figures. A detailed breakdown is available here.