Five years ago, taxpayers first learned who paid for the pandemic — and they learned it from White Coat Waste.

Big change is happening in animal testing at the federal level, Taxpayer.

But it has nothing to do with what you’ve been told by legacy animal rights groups.

Scroll down. This is the real reason.

Anthony Bellotti President & Founder White Coat Waste

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Taxpayer, President Trump’s budget calls for a 40% cut to NIH. Why? 

Because NIH funded the Wuhan lab. Dr. Fauci’s spending likely caused a lab leak, created COVID, and killed over 20 million people.  
 
Whether you agree or not — that’s the White House’s official rationale for the cuts. 

And White Coat Waste exposed that funding — first.

So every animal testing cut you’re suddenly hearing about at NIH — foreign and domestic — 
isn’t because of decades of legacy group protests. 
Isn’t because of some “shift to alternatives.” 

It’s because of this story below:
the only one that cracked NIH wide open and changed animal testing forever. 

“Trump's Budget Calls for $17 Billion Cut to NIH, Citing Lax Oversight of Gain-of-Function Research in Wuhan.”  
— Reason 

Yes — animal testing is finally being cut at federal agencies.

But not for the reasons you’ve been told, Taxpayer. 

This progress has nothing to do with: 

• Decades of protests by legacy animal rights groups 
• A broader federal shift to “alternatives” 
• The new NIH Director 

The budget cuts at NIH — foreign and domestic — are happening because of the one investigation that really mattered: 

Lab Leak. 
And White Coat Waste. 
 
Thanks for making history with us. 

— Team WCW