Act now: Retire OU baboons from research!
February 4, 2016
After several years of controversy over a colony of baboons held by the University of Oklahoma (OU), the university announced in September that the facility will be shut down over the next several years.
But the fate of the approximately 750 baboons hangs in the balance. Please send a letter to OU President David Boren requesting that the baboons be retired from research and instead sent to reputable sanctuaries to live out their lives in peace.
Read moreClose down the shock chambers!
January 18, 2016
Send a letter to the U.S. Army Research Office and the National Institute of Mental Health calling for an end to cruel and inapplicable animal experiments on PTSD.
Read moreDigital eyeglasses succeed where animal experiments fail
December 4, 2015
Send a letter to the National Eye Institute requesting an end to millions of dollars that go to invasive brain recording experiments on monkeys to study vision.
Read moreSay NO to cruel "industry norms" in USDA research!
October 23, 2015
Sign and send the letter to the USDA Inspector General to oppose labeling cruel practices in USDA research as "industry norms!"
Read moreContact the US House Energy and Commerce Committee to support H.R.2858
July 30, 2015
Sign the letter to contact the House Committee on Energy and Commerce to support the Humane Cosmetics Act!
Read moreAsk Congress to halt USDA lamb experiments!
Sign the letter asking the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture to put a stop to the "easy care" lamb experiments by USDA!
Read moreDemand USDA end cruel research on lambs!
July 1, 2015
Send a letter to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to end this outrageous research.
Read moreNew bill threatens efforts to ban cosmetics tests on animals
Please sign the above letter to contact your U.S. Senators to oppose S.1014
June 24, 2105
While humane advocates have been urging Congress to support legislation to ban cosmetics tests on animals, special interest groups, largely representing the cosmetics industry, have been pressuring Congress to do the reverse.
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