Donate Now Dear, The veterinarian at Red Beast Enterprises called what he did to Bo “taking a little bite.” He shoved forceps down Bo’s throat and cut into his vocal cords—all so his cries of distress and loneliness wouldn’t disturb workers at the Colorado laboratory. After the mutilation, Bo was dumped back into the barren kennel that was his entire world, without even a dog bed or blanket for comfort. He grew old and weak, lying on the hard tile floor. By the time he was 11, he struggled to walk on stiff, bowed legs and was mocked as “falling apart.” Bo’s story is just one example of the suffering animals have endured at Red Beast. This World Week for Animals in Laboratories, we need 2,000 compassionate people to take a stand for animals like Bo by our April 25 deadline, will you please help our campaign to end such cruelty by making a gift right now? Even $2 can make a difference. Free Dogs Like Bo! A PETA investigator found more than 100 beagles and nearly 30 cats confined in squalid, windowless rooms at Red Beast, a contract laboratory that tests drugs, chemicals, and other products for any company willing to pay. Every dog had been “debarked” in a crude attempt to quiet them—yet their frantic, hoarse barking was still deafeningly loud. Even after all that was done to him, Bo still wagged his tail when he saw PETA’s investigator. She pleaded to adopt Bo but was told that he would never be allowed to leave there. Other dogs and cats were left to suffer without adequate care. A beagle named Holt endured chronic skin inflammation and hair loss—but was denied the routine treatment he needed. Kegan had an eye ulcer that the veterinarian said would leave a human “writhing on the floor in pain,” but she was given no pain relief. Please, make a gift of $2 or more today to save animals from suffering and being killed in laboratories—and bring us closer to our goal of reaching 2,000 donors for World Week for Animals in Laboratories. Save Dogs Like Holt Now Following PETA’s complaint and evidence, federal veterinarians inspected Red Beast and cited the facility for 200 examples of violations of the Animal Welfare Act. Now, we’re urging authorities to seize all animals imprisoned in this hellhole. Thanks to our dedicated donors, PETA has shut down laboratories like Red Beast before—and with your help, we can do it again. These dogs and cats deserve to live in loving homes with caring families. You are their best hope. Please don’t wait. Make your gift for dogs like Bo, Kegan, and Holt today, Cid Marcos. Help us free animals from miserable laboratories now—be one of 2,000 donors we need to give before April 25. Help Dogs Now Thank you for helping animals. Kind regards, Tracy Reiman President PETA Facebook Twitter Join our text list to help animals faster & get local invites! Text LIST to 73822 By signing up, you agree to receive automated texts and calls from PETA and accept our terms and conditions. Message and data rates may apply. U.S. mobile users only. You can opt out anytime. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.

 

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Dear, The veterinarian at Red Beast Enterprises called what he did to Bo “taking a little bite.” He shoved forceps down Bo’s throat and cut into his vocal cords—all so his cries of distress and loneliness wouldn’t disturb workers at the Colorado laboratory. After the mutilation, Bo was dumped back into the barren kennel that was his entire world, without even a dog bed or blanket for comfort. He grew old and weak, lying on the hard tile floor. By the time he was 11, he struggled to walk on stiff, bowed legs and was mocked as “falling apart.”

Bo’s story is just one example of the suffering animals have endured at Red Beast. This World Week for Animals in Laboratories, we need 2,000 compassionate people to take a stand for animals like Bo by our April 25 deadline, will you please help our campaign to end such cruelty by making a gift right now? Even $2 can make a difference.

Free Dogs Like Bo!

A PETA investigator found more than 100 beagles and nearly 30 cats confined in squalid, windowless rooms at Red Beast, a contract laboratory that tests drugs, chemicals, and other products for any company willing to pay. Every dog had been “debarked” in a crude attempt to quiet them—yet their frantic, hoarse barking was still deafeningly loud. Even after all that was done to him, Bo still wagged his tail when he saw PETA’s investigator. She pleaded to adopt Bo but was told that he would never be allowed to leave there. Other dogs and cats were left to suffer without adequate care. A beagle named Holt endured chronic skin inflammation and hair loss—but was denied the routine treatment he needed. Kegan had an eye ulcer that the veterinarian said would leave a human “writhing on the floor in pain,” but she was given no pain relief.

Please, make a gift of $2 or more today to save animals from suffering and being killed in laboratories—and bring us closer to our goal of reaching 2,000 donors for World Week for Animals in Laboratories.

Save Dogs Like Holt Now

Following PETA’s complaint and evidence, federal veterinarians inspected Red Beast and cited the facility for 200 examples of violations of the Animal Welfare Act. Now, we’re urging authorities to seize all animals imprisoned in this hellhole. Thanks to our dedicated donors, PETA has shut down laboratories like Red Beast before—and with your help, we can do it again. These dogs and cats deserve to live in loving homes with caring families. You are their best hope.

Please don’t wait. Make your gift for dogs like Bo, Kegan, and Holt today, Cid Marcos. Help us free animals from miserable laboratories now—be one of 2,000 donors we need to give before April 25.

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Thank you for helping animals.

Kind regards,  Tracy Reiman President

Join our text list to help animals faster & get local invites! Text LIST to 73822 By signing up, you agree to receive automated texts and calls from PETA and accept our terms and conditions. Message and data rates may apply. U.S. mobile users only. You can opt out anytime. This e-mail was sent by PETA, 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 USA.