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This is a hard government deadline . The NIH is about to ram through another payout to destroy 28 cats in a laboratory. Read below to help them or unsubscribe.
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Dear Taxpayer,



I keep thinking about lab kitten #M209882.



She was purring unknowingly in the face of death:

[[link removed]] These are actual lab notes we obtained via a Freedom of Information Act
investigation. This proves she was “playful and purring” just days before being
killed.



I wish I could be so brave when my time comes. But this isn’t about me.



It’s about the 28 kittens we’re trying to save
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We’re struggling to cover the costs of our new rapid response campaign to block
the NIH's next round of waterboarding experiments on cats.



Tonight is also a hard deadline set by the federal government itself.


I know times are tough. But if you have a few bucks to spare, I hope you will
consider donating to help us end the unnecessary suffering of 28 more cats.



Even $5 (just 18 cents per kitten) will help.
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Sincerely,



Jennifer Imhoff

Internal Communications Manager
White Coat Waste Project



P.S. Taxpayer, I also know you’ve been very generous
recently. So please understand why I’m asking for help again. It’s not because we aren’t grateful for what you’ve
done already. It’s just that we don’t have enough money on hand for the extra
battle we’re trying to fight. Even $5 will make a big difference
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Taxpayer—Our government is about to destroy an entire colony of kittens in a Kentucky laboratory.



In the next 24 hours, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke—a major NIH
grant-maker—is poised to renew funding to waterboard felines, force them to
swallow balloons, and kill all 28 cats.
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It’s a life-or-death deadline. 28 lives in 24 hours.



And Taxpayer, it’s a hard government deadline.




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ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS.


STOP PAYOUT #R01NS110169 >>
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Stop Payout #R01NS110169.

Save 28 cats.



Taxpayer, our team just uncovered this bizarre NIH-funded
experiment at the University of Louisville. And I’ve not been able to get these
28 cats out of my mind ever since.



These are the most disturbing veterinary records I’ve ever read.



Lab cats purring unknowingly in the face of death.



Sometimes purring so loudly that their lungs can’t even be checked by the
sadistic white coats in Louisville.



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Unless we take immediate action
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* SPINAL CORD REMOVED: They sever each kitty’s spinal cord… It’s called a “hemisection.” And remove entire vertebrae bones before further experimentation.
* BALLOON-SWALLOWING: An inflatable balloon is shoved down each cat’s throat and filled with air.
This makes the feline swallow on demand, whenever her captor pleases.
* WATERBOARDING: You read that correctly. She’s also forced to swallow water repeatedly as it’s shoved down her mouth
and throat.
* RESTRAINED IN A VISE. WIRED WITH ELECTRODES: Each kitty is restrained in a stereotaxic device to prevent resistance. And,
using a 60-year-old technique, electrodes are implanted into her spine
* LONG-TERM ABUSE: Some of the kittens are tortured here for 1,000 days
* YOUR TAX BILL: Over $1.7 million! And now they’re trying to take even more of your money.

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EMEGENCY DEADLINE >>
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Stop Payout #R01NS110169.

Save 28 cats.



Taxpayer, the NIH claims this is life-saving research.



Their big, “groundbreaking” discovery? That respiration changes following a
spinal cord injury.



As if we didn’t know that already!



Adding insult to injury, NIH admits it has already spent $16.8 million on at
least three other cat molestation grants. It’s the worst kind of government WASTE!



Here’s the real problem: the new funding deadline is MIDNIGHT on Thursday. So, we must move faster than ever before to prevent another round of balloon-swallowing and kitten waterboarding in
Louisville.



The quickest and most efficient way to end any taxpayer-funded animal experiment
is to cut the funding BEFORE it’s renewed. That’s the secret sauce.



SEND HELP >>
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Stop Payout #R01NS110169.

Save 28 cats.



White Coat Waste is a Project to get the U.S. government out of the cat and
kitten testing business.



Thanks to your donations, our strategy has worked wonders for our feline
friends:

* Annihilated USDA's $22 million "Kitten Slaughterhouse"—the largest cat lab in the entire
federal government.
* Retired all of the USDA’s cat survivors, too.
* Shut Down $5 million suffocation experiments at the Dept. of Veterans Affairs (VA) in
Los Angeles.
* Cut the Cleveland VA's $4.9 million bladder and constipation tests.
* De-funded NIH and Putin’s $770,000 kitten de-braining experiments. (And every other
animal test in Russia).

Taxpayer, no other group has shut down a single federal cat lab in at least forty years!



STOP PAYOUT #R01NS110169 >>
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Stop Payout #R01NS110169.

Save 28 cats.



We even ended the VA's $1.3 million cat-on-treadmill tests conducted at this
very same Louisville lab. That’s why I know we can end these balloon tests now!



We’ve filed multiple Freedom of Information Act requests. We’re running
hard-hitting advertisements to mobilize pet owners, taxpayers, and cat lovers.



And we’re building momentum in Congress. A bipartisan amendment to the 2024
spending bill was just introduced to de-fund the NIH’s in-house cat tests!



Unfortunately, we’re going to need a lot more help to save all 28 kittens in the
next 24 hours. We just learned about these experiments. And we’re NOT budgeted
for this campaign!



So please, please, PLEASE rush whatever you can afford today.
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You Give. We Win. They Survive.



Claudia Taylor

Research & Investigations Assistant
White Coat Waste Project



P.S. Taxpayer, 28 lives in 24 hours. If you’re a cat-lover like me...if your pet cat is part of your family like
mine is...I beg you to give whatever you can. Here’s your secure link to help them.
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