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Taxpayer, it gets worse.
This kitten lab was conducted ILLEGALLY for almost a year! The Office of Laboratory Animal Welfare wrote the experimenters up for it… and I just found the violation:
Taxpayer, UConn’s white coats think they are above the law.
They believe our hard-earned tax dollars belong to them.
And they will stop at nothing to get their hands on more kittens to torture in their deadly and creepy noise experiments.
The government’s funding deadline for this lab is midnight tomorrow. It’s the best opportunity we’ll ever have to shut down this lab and retire the survivors.
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Claudia Taylor Research & Investigations Associate |
Taxpayer—
The University of Connecticut (UConn) is my alma mater, so what I’m about to tell you feels extremely personal…
Looming Government Funding Deadline: In just a few days, UConn white coats will try to RAM THROUGH more taxpayer funding for a new round of DEADLY NOISE experiments on baby kittens.
Taxpayer, unless we take immediate action to block payout #5R01DC014044-05, this is what will likely happen to another batch of innocent kittens:
- Born To Die: She’ll be bred specifically for this experiment by an infamous kitten mill known for abusing animals. They'll ship her off to UConn’s white coats once she turns 10 months old.
- Brain Stabbed with Needles: Once she arrives, the experimenters will crack open her tiny skull and surgically implant needle electrodes into her brain. She’ll develop deadly infections from the equipment.
- Excruciating Noise: If she survives the surgery, they'll lock her in a “sound booth” and blast her with deafeningly loud noises. They’ll watch as she grimaces in pain.
- No Survivors: After being tortured for up to two years, they’ll kill her—even though she could have been adopted out to a loving home.
- Your Tax Bill: You’ve already paid $1.9 MILLION since 2015 for this horrific abuse.
Taxpayer, it was when I was a student attending UConn that I launched my first campaign against taxpayer-funded animal testing.
One day, as I walked past the science building on campus, I heard the sounds of monkeys screeching coming from the lab.
After doing some investigating, I learned that the university's white coats were conducting a horrible experiment on four primates.
For months, I organized student protests, alerted the media, and learned everything I could about the rules and loopholes associated with government animal testing grants.
And on January 12, 2007, this headline was published:
“UConn primate lab halts research project”
-PHSY.ORG
It was right then that I knew I would dedicate the rest of my career to ending government animal abuse.
Today, almost 20 years later, I’m bringing the fight back to UConn—this time, to stop its taxpayer-funded kitten abuse.
What do you say… will you help me do it?
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Justin Goodman Senior Vice President |
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