Archive · 11 Jun 2025
PETA India Accuses Palamur Biosciences of Animal Abuse
PETA India says a lab in India called Palamur Biosciences is hurting animals.
They have pictures and videos showing the animals were treated badly.
The animals were often sick and not given care.
The company is accused of overcrowding the animals, hurting them, and even killing them in a way that caused them pain.
PETA wants the lab to be shut down and for the people responsible to be punished.
PETA India accuses Palamur Biosciences of animal abuse, citing whistleblower reports and documentation.
Allegations include overcrowding, injuries, lack of medical care, and painful deaths of animals.
The company is accused of poisoning beagles and other animals during testing.
Whistleblowers reported instances of abusive handling, including kicking and slamming cage doors on dogs.
PETA demands revocation of the lab’s license and prosecution under relevant laws.
- Who
- PETA India, Palamur Biosciences, whistleblowers, and relevant regulatory bodies.
- What
- PETA India accuses Palamur Biosciences of animal cruelty and demands the lab's closure.
- When
- Evidence collected over three years, investigations started after a 2024 LinkedIn post.
- Where
- Mahbubnagar, Telangana, India.
- Why
- PETA India alleges animal abuse and violations of animal welfare laws.
PETA India
Palamur Biosciences
Treatment of Animals
PETA India
PETA alleges that animals suffered from overcrowding, injuries, lack of medical care, rough handling, and painful deaths at the facility.
Palamur Biosciences
Palamur Biosciences is preparing its official response.
- Company in Question
- Palamur Biosciences Pvt. Ltd
- Location
- Mahbubnagar, Telangana, India
- Animals Involved
- Dogs, pigs, and monkeys
- Allegations
- Poisoning, overcrowding, untreated wounds, and euthanasia without sedation
- Regulatory Bodies Contacted
- CPCSEA, CDSCO, and NGCMA
