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Vegetarian, Vegan and Animal Rights

red dog 1

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4. I like that last line,.."while maintaining the absolute highest standards of animal care"

Reply to douglas9 (Reply #3)

Wed Aug 25, 2021, 07:54 PM

Aug 2021

I guess their "highest standards of animal care" weren't high enough for the 159 baboons who suffered amputations due to frostbite.

imo, PETA is right...they should be penalized for that, (but they probably won't be)

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PETA asks feds to penalize San Antonio lab after 159 of its baboons suffered amputations from frostb [View all] douglas9 Aug 2021 OP

I disagree with a lot of PETA's statements, Bayard Aug 2021 #1

How many baboons do they have? Sounds like Ape City. rickyhall Aug 2021 #2

Texas Biomed gets $37 million to care for San Antonio monkeys that helped develop COVID-19 vaccine douglas9 Aug 2021 #3

I like that last line,.."while maintaining the absolute highest standards of animal care" red dog 1 Aug 2021 #4

K&R, thanks for posting red dog 1 Aug 2021 #5