To Tilt Or Not To Tilt then I freeze for I SEA/SEE

So many things to deal with that I Tilt.

We The People ... ACCEPT what the Republicans/rethugs say ABOUT US!

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! GRRR


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From: Moonwarriors (401449585)

To: (149808415)

Date: 7/22/2010 2:16:26 PM

Subject: Kittens, Monkeys, Mice and Dogs Suffer and Die in University





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Date: 7/22/2010 1:42:14 PM

Subject: Kittens, Monkeys, Mice and Dogs Suffer and Die in University

Undercover Investigation Reveals Kitten Deaths and Other Animal Suffering. Learn More.

For more than eight months in 2009, a PETA investigator worked undercover inside the laboratories of the University of Utah (UU) in Salt Lake City and documented miserable conditions for and terrible suffering of the dogs, cats, monkeys, rats, mice, rabbits, frogs, cows, pigs, and sheep confined there.

Our investigator learned that homeless dogs and cats—obtained for a few dollars from area animal shelters through an archaic Utah state "........pound-seizure" law, which, until March 2010, required government-....funded shelters to turn animals over to laboratories that request them—were used in invasive, painful experiments and killed. Less than six months after PETA's investigation, Utah legislators voted by an overwhelming majority to amend its "........pound-seizure" law so that government-run animal shelters will not be forced to sell dogs and cats to laboratories for use in cruel and deadly experiments upon request. However, animals continue to suffer inside laboratories at the University of Utah.

A pregnant cat pulled out of the Davis County animal shelter gave birth to eight kittens the very day she arrived at UU's laboratories. When the kittens were just 7 days old, a chemical was injected into their brains to cause fluid to build up. After the surgery, the distressed cat—who showed great affection for her kittens before they were taken for the experiment—stop....ped nursing her babies, and they all died.

In other experiments, a cat named Robert, who was also bought from the Davis County animal shelter, had a hole drilled into his skull and electrodes attached to his brain, and dogs bought from a local animal shelter had their necks cut open so that medical devices could be implanted inside.