British Navy Ends Goat Experiments
Ministry of Defense pledges to stop hideous hyperbaric experiments on goats, says Dr. Hadwen Trust.
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Monkey World, a sanctuary in Dorset, England, adopted 88 capuchin monkeys from a Chilean laboratory. Some of the monkeys were kept in solitary cages for up to 20 years. The monkeys, aged between two and 30, were today enjoying their … Continue reading
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Catching Cold
The current batch of headlines lauds British scientists who have created a mouse that can catch a cold. The Grumpy Vegan didn’t know that there was a shortage of people to study with colds. Did you?
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It is manifest that the whole question of man’s rights over and duties towards animals is a moral one which has no special relation to Science; and therefore distinguished men of Science have no more qualification to claim authority to … Continue reading
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Most [vivisectors are] naturalistic and Darwinian. Now here, surely, we come up against a very alarming fact. The very same people who will most contemptuously brush aside any consideration of animal suffering if it stands in the way of ‘research’ … Continue reading
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The Christian defender is very apt to say that we are entitled to do anything we please to animals because they ‘have no souls’. But what does this mean? If it means that animals have no consciousness, then how is … Continue reading
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