Here is a site that I found posting various places to contact for obtaining animals for research laboratories.  Feel free to click on them and find the contact link and email them that they are horrible for producing animals to be used solely for animal testing!

http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/research/compliance/animal_suppliers.html

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Hello all I was very sad when I came across this info PLEASE do what you can to say you are againist testing on lab animals!

Thankyou JoAnnaB.

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Hi everyone..Please keep fighting as testing on animals is so bad in our world..With all the products comming out in our market world and all..Keep up the fight!

Thanks for all that have sent letter already you rock!JoAnnaB.

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Taking Animals Out of Laboratory Research Animals  (tags: animal testing, animal, AnimalCruelty, ANIMALEXPERIMENTS, cruelty, torture )

Chris
- 3 days ago - spiritindia.com

A laboratory devoted to finding effective alternatives to animal testing has been expanded and completely remodelled $240,000 overhaul designed to hasten the development of non-animal techniques. Scientists hope that by developing the use of cell and

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Lucky that in itself tells me not too! Wish I had his address!

Please take a moment to see if you have signed this one. Thanks.

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/468828664?ltl=1179385496

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HUMAN HEALTH CONCERNS ABOUT ANIMAL TESTING

 There are human safety concerns about testing on animals. Results are unreliable. Though we have much in common with other animals, our systems are not identical. According to the United States General Accounting Office, 52% of the new drugs marketed between 1976 and 1985 caused adverse reactions that were not predicted by animal studies (Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99 - "Animal Testing"). Time magazine, February 23, 1962, stated that Thalidomide was released "after three years of animal tests." There was no indication of the severe birth defects it would cause in humans. The discovery of penicillin, however, was made without the use of animals. We should be thankful that the animal tests the researchers were later required to perform on this drug, before its release, didn't include tests on guinea pigs - Penicillin kills them.

An article in the 6/24/02 issue of Insight Magazine tells us: "Of 11,000 anticancer chemicals developed in mice, none help humans. While 5 milligrams of botulinum kills man, 10 grams has no effect on dogs or cats. The differences can be both unknown and very great, researchers say. Some animal tests indeed have led to erroneous conclusions: that smoking is noncarcinogenic and that benzene is safe, for instance."

Between 1998-2000, ten drugs were recalled in the United States because of side effects that occurred almost exclusively in women. Dr Ray Greek explains, "This means that tests on men cannot predict what a drug will do for women so how can a monkey/dog/rat etc predict anything?"

For more information on the Scientific arguments against using animals in biomedical research, take a look at "Sacred Cows and Golden Geese" in the Recommended Reading Section. And check out www.CureDisease.com 

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