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Taxpayer,
This week, my cat Delilah—formerly govt ID #87—turns 10 years old! Will you help us celebrate by signing her official birthday card?
For those of you who don’t know, Delilah is a very special cat.
Thanks to you, the White Coat Waste Project (WCW) shut down the only “home” she ever knew: the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture's notorious Kitten Slaughterhouse lab.
Delilah was one of the “lucky” cats. She was forced to breed 22 lab kittens.
They were slaughtered and incinerated.
But thanks to donations from WCW supporters like you Taxpayer, we SHUT DOWN the biggest cat experimentation lab in the U.S. government… and retired all the survivors!
We even paid for the surgery Delilah needed. Eventually, I was able to adopt her and give her the good life she deserves:
Taxpayer, I love Delilah so much, and I’m making sure to spoil her this week (even more than I already do!).
If you have a moment, please join me in wishing Delilah the best 10th birthday ever!
You give. We win. They survive,
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Anthony Bellotti President & Founder White Coat Waste Project |
P.S. Taxpayer, thanks to you, WCW is the ONLY group to successfully shut down U.S. government kitten labs (in at least 40 years!).
Today, please sign this birthday card for just one special survivor: my cat, Delilah!
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