A recent report from a US NGO (Non Government Organisation) suggests that in a US state laboratory, cats are infected with the infectious disease toxoplasmosis for research purposes. For years they were given the meat of dogs and other cats.
In addition, laboratory mice have been injected with the tissue of sick cats.
Certain tests were quite bizarre and included feeding the cats the body parts of other animals – dogs and other cats – infected with toxoplasmosis, injecting mice with fluids harvested from dead animals, and so on. T
he body parts, those were for the food of the kittens, had been procured by the USDA at animal meat markets in China and Vietnam (!!!) according to the report.
The shocking information on conditions at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center, a US Department of Agriculture research center in the state of Maryland, has now been disclosed in a report by the White Coat Waste Project, which combats government-sponsored animal testing.
The report highlights the activities of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), specifically its research into toxoplasmosis, which has been going on since 1982 at the Animal Parasitic Disease Lab in Beltsville, Maryland. Toxoplasmosis is a parasite disease, believed to be affecting nearly half of humankind and many domestic animals.
It poses only health risks to those, whose immune system is weakened, and it usually evokes no noticeable symptoms.
“Truth is that virtually any experiment on animals in the United States is legal as long as the right paperwork is filled out.”
And I mean: Again someone was bribed from the pharmaceutical Mafia to conduct such experiments! And with the money of the US citizens! What was done there is against any normal ethics, absolutely unnecessary and disgusting.
Animal cruelty and corruption, nothing more.
I would give the people a lifelong professional ban.
For more…at: https://worldanimalsvoice.com/2019/03/22/us-the-cat-horror-lab-of-maryland/
Best regards, Venus
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