The White Coat Waste Project exposed the $ 10 naval-funded laboratory which was using painful on cats, some of which were already disabled. Experiments included testing and electrocution experiments on cats as a part of strange and disturbed research on things such as constipation and erectile problems. Following its tireless investigation and public campaign, the US Navy has officially announced a ban on all experiments related to dogs and cats. With this, a very painful chapter of funded by the government ends. According to the WAN, the white coast investigators exposed the barbaric practices, exposing them to the public through international media outlets. Shocking news led to a major response to regular people across the country, including the owners of the concerned taxpayers, animal lovers and pets.
US Navy permanently ends dog and cat test after worker pressure
Anthony Beloti, president and founder of White Coat Garbage, said Van “White Coat Garbage has not closed this one cat Cripping Lab – we have ended all future dogs and cat tests by the Navy, for good. As someone proudly adopted many cats, who were saved after the white coat was saved after waste, this victory is deeply individual. Knowing that no more puppies or kittens would suffer behind the doors of the navy lab, this creates a decisive moment in the movement to eliminate animal tests.,“We are grateful to this policy for this policy for Secretary John Fale, Pete Hegseth and Trump Administration. Pets are families. For a very long time, cute dogs and cats were abused in secret government laboratories. This era is ending – because the white coat is ending the garbage garbage.
PETA reacts to the initiative for animals by white coast waste members
According to reports, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) wrote a letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Navy Secretary John Falal, with thanks to the Trump administration for the ban on naval-funded dogs and CAT experiments and requested a comprehensive restriction on all animal testing in all military branches.PETA Vice President Shalin Gala wrote in a statement, “PETA appreciated the decision of the Trump administration to stop the torture tests of the Navy on dogs and cats, and we are an extension restriction in the paintings to finish the use of animals in naval-funded decomposition and oxygen poisoning tests, army-funded weapons and dod-funds.PETA further urged the Defense Department to conduct a uniform broad, agency-wide audit, which is aimed at misusing waste, fraud and cruel and old animal use.
A big win for innocent people
This mission is very personal for the public and white coat waste team members who have adopted bandh from shutdown government laboratories. Knowing that no one more puppies or kittens would suffer behind the doors of the Navy lab, symbolizes a powerful and emotional victory.With this major win, we should continue to proceed to the end of the nationwide animal test, once and for all.
