More than 3,400 people in have donated to help us cover Delilah's veterinary bills. We're almost there Taxpayer, will you chip in?

We never want to see you go. But if you want to unsubscribe, just click here. You saved my life. But I need your help one last time. Are you able to pitch in $6 right meow to help pay for my critical dental surgery? It would mean the world to me! More than 3,400 people in have donated to help us cover Delilah's veterinary bills. We're almost there... will you chip in? Love, Delilah ("Mama D"), USDA Kitten Slaughterhouse lab survivor On Thursday, October 17, 2019 at 3:38 PM, Julie Germany wrote: Taxpayer, do you remember Delilah? Perhaps you know her as cat #87 — the government I.D. tattooed inside each of her ears. Thanks to you, we shut down the only "home" Delilah ever knew: the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture's notorious Kitten Slaughterhouse lab. But after years of abuse and neglect, Delilah has developed a very painful dental disease. Taxpayer, Delilah needs surgery. And she needs your help now: Delilah suffered long enough. She needs surgery. But it's expensive. Will you chip in? Donate For Delilah » Taxpayer, Delilah didn't have an easy life. She was literally born in Kitten Slaughterhouse. Her job? To breed more "lab specimens" for USDA's taxpayer-funded experiments. You see, Delilah wasn't a family pet; she was just a laboratory incubator in a government basement. USDA "White Coats" ripped away all her kittens. It even forced them to eat other cats and dogs rounded up from China's worst food markets! Finally, bureaucrats grabbed Delilah's 8-week-old babies, rammed a needle into their tiny beating hearts, slaughtered them, and burned them to a crisp. Over, and over, and over again. Repeatedly. For years... right into government incinerators. Delilah urgently needs dental surgery to relieve her pain. Will you chip in? Donate For Delilah » Taxpayer, as you can imagine, Delilah's health wasn't a high priority for government bureaucrats.  Now Delilah is suffering from a painful — but treatable — periodontal disease.   It's called tooth resorption, and it happens when cats like Delilah don't get proper dental care. If Delilah's condition isn't treated soon, her veterinarian thinks it could also lead to stomatitis, which is also extremely painful. Taxpayer, surgery is the only way to relieve Delilah's pain. And that's why I'm urgently asking for your help today. Please rush your most generous gift so we can pay all of Delilah's surgery bills, and further support our work to ensure that no government lab survivors are forgotten and neglected! Delilah didn't have an easy life. Her kittens — and 3,000 other victims — didn't survive the 50-year-long nightmare at Kitten Slaughterhouse. But thanks to you, Taxpayer, Delilah finally has a second chance. She has suffered long enough. Delilah deserves to live pain-free. Will you help me give that to her? Julie Germany Board of Directors White Coat Waste Project P.S.  Urgent:  Taxpayer, Delilah suffered long enough at USDA Kitten Slaughterhouse. She deserves to live pain-free in her retirement. But she needs critical veterinary care and it's very expensive: x-rays, teeth cleaning, and surgery to extract her diseased teeth. Please rush your most generous gift so we can pay all of Delilah's surgery bills, and further support our work to ensure that no government lab survivors are forgotten and neglected! – Thanks, Julie. Donate For Delilah » To stop taxpayer-funded animal tests, we must first stop the $15 billion+ in wasteful government spending. We find, expose, and de-fund wasteful government spending on animal experiments. To change public policy, we unite liberty lovers and animal lovers with hard-hitting investigations and public policy campaigns. DONATE             PO Box 26029 Washington, DC 20001 White Coat Waste Project is a 501(c)(3) bipartisan coalition. Contributions are tax-deductible. Unsubscribe Paid for by The White Coat Waste Project, INC. EIN 46-0856543