No. Vaccines are made with viruses and bacteria that can cause disease.
Some vaccines are grown in cell lines that were established from aborted babies back in the 1970s. Although the cell lines were derived from aborted babies, they physically contain nothing of the baby now. To paraphrase the old saying, "You are what you eat," those cells are physically made from synthetic cell culture media and fetal calf serum.
I've found that no one actually cares about the thousands of fetal calves that are killed for growing cells, and no one cares about the fetal chickens that are killed to make flu vaccines.
Vaccine researchers are aware that many people have moral issues with using cells that descended from a baby that was aborted decades ago, and they are using alternative cells to develop current vaccines. Dog kidney cells have been used successfully, as have some other cells. The thing is, a pharmaceutical company cannot simply change which cells they are using to grow the viruses for vaccines. Any such change requires years of research to establish that the vaccine produced is equivalent to the one on the market. It's not a trivial task.
I ONLY care about dead babies, bot dead cows or dogs.
Cows and dogs? Surprised PETA is not all over that.
Can see why they would use cows, we eat that animal so probably a lot of cows to use however ever heard of “mad cow disease”? yea..would not want them using that.
Same for dogs...rabies.