Ok it's Christine, not Austin Powers 😏 But Taxpayer, I'm emailing you because you've helped us make the FDA behave twice before. Are you ready for round 3?
Taxpayer, we just launched our most important campaign yet: to save 20,000+ beagle puppies from dying in FDA’s MAX-PAIN pharmaceutical tests!
Our goal? End FDA’s dog testing mandate which forces drug makers to torture small hounds. Let’s Cut FDA Red Tape!
JUNE 30 DEADLINE: We need to raise $50,000 before the end of the quarter (T-5 days) to win this fight. Will you rush a tax-deductible donation to help us fund our campaign budget?
Let me break it down for you, Taxpayer:
- An outdated, 80-year-old FDA regulation forces drug makers to experiment on and kill 20,000+ puppies a year – many without anesthesia or pain relief.
- Industry’s doctors and scientists don’t want to kill these beagles. But FDA severely punishes them for choosing high-tech, non-dog alternatives.
- Poisoned. Gassed. Executed. 1/3 of all U.S. dog testing is done just because of useless, outdated government regulations like these. It’s infuriating!
Taxpayer, the system is SICK. Our new campaign is the cure… but only if we cover our budget. Will you chip in?
Taxpayer, the first bio-pharmaceutical company just joined this historic fight. But they specifically asked for WCW’s help to cut the FDA’s dog testing red tape.
Why? Because their own doctors and scientists witnessed our grassroots army (YOU!) make the FDA behave time and time again!
Remember when you helped us end FDA’s taxpayer-funded monkey nicotine addiction tests… and close 1/3 of FDA’s primate labs?
Or when you helped us change FDA’s policy to adopt out all its lab survivors... instead of just killing them?
Taxpayer, now we need your help again: this time, to end FDA’s max-pain dog testing mandate. Will you pitch in to help us fund another winning campaign?
20,000+ puppies. One piece of red tape.
What do you say, Taxpayer?
Christine McPherson
Development Manager
White Coat Waste Project
P.S. Taxpayer, if you cut this one FDA regulation, you’ll save at least 20,000 puppies a year from max-pain torture. That’s worth a few bucks, don’t you think?
