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Comment by LINDA B-A (Lady Cherokee Angel ) 1 day ago

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> hello my friends .......Another week is upon us and I would really like to wish all of you and yours,your friends,and your beautIful pets a quiet and relaxing week .............drive to arrive alive. Peace,Light and Love to you and yours......linda.. .....blessed be
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Comment by LINDA B-A (Lady Cherokee Angel ) on December 5, 2009 at 5:04am

Hello my good friends,
FUZZYWUZ.COM another weekend is upon us and please do include your family,friends and always your pets in your plans.Drive to arrive alive size=1>BPLEASURED.COM.Peace,Love and Light to you and yours..Blessed Be...Linda

Comment by LINDA B-A (Lady Cherokee Angel ) on November 17, 2009 at 10:00pm

USING ANY LIVING THINGS LIKE ANIMALS THESE PLACES MUST BE CLOSED DOWN IMMEDIATELY.....................ANIMALS ARE SUBJECT TO THE MOST HORRIFIC WAYS ANY ANIMAL SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO BE DONE TO THEM...................GO AFTER LOW LIFE INMATES ALL IN THE USA AND FROM JAILS AROUND THE WORLD.WOULD SAVE A LOT OF POOR ANIMALS AND TAKING AND USING INMATES WOULD LOWER OUR TAXES........WHOO.HOOOOOOOOOOOO.........................LINDA

Comment by Lauren Thalheimer on October 16, 2009 at 5:35pm

Wow, that is so messed up. I always thought that commercial was so cute, but now that I know the truth, it pisses me off. I have recently begun switching all my soaps, shampoos etc to non-animal tested products....and I'll make sure to never buy a P&G product.

Comment by Michael aka RAB on October 16, 2009 at 9:53am

SAVING WILDLIFE

Make a difference with Dawn.

For over 30 years, Dawn has been doing its part to help save wildlife. From donating funds to important conservation projects to giving Dawn dishwashing liquid to clean wildlife affected by oil spills, Dawn knows there are lots of ways to get involved with the cause.

That’s why this year, Dawn is making it easier and more exciting than ever to make a difference. When you buy a bottle of Dawn and activate your donation online, one dollar* will be donated towards the International Bird Rescue Research Center and the Marine Mammal

Okay you be the judge:

My fellow animal lovers there is a very disturbing commercial for Dawn dishwashing liquid I want to let you know about. The commercial claims that thousands of animals caught in oil spills have been saved by being washed in their dishwashing liquid. The video depicts a penguin, a duckling and an otter, all covered with oil, being bathed with their dishwashing liquid. In the video, you can see how the duckling stumbles and struggles to walk. In tiny letters at the bottom of the screen, it says, "simulated demonstration." This was not footage of an actual rescue. They intentionally covered at least three animals with tempera paint and corn syrup to simulate oil, just so they could wash them on camera. If Dawn really is used to wash oil off of animals, why couldn't they use footage of an actual rescue? The company then has the audacity to put up a website at DawnSavesWildlife.com, extolling their role in wildilfe rescue.

Meanwhile, Proctor and Gamble, the parent corporation that owns Dawn, continues to test on animals and defends animal testing: "We must conduct research involving animals to ensure materials are safe and effective." Not to be branded monsters, they have joined with The Humane Society of the United States in a partnership "committed to the elimination of animal use for consumer product safety evaluation." I'm guessing that this guarantees that HSUS will not target P&G in any campaigns.

P&G, if you were really committed to the elimination of animal testing, you would stop it. Today. Now. Stop the lip service. Stop pretending.


According to American Humane Association, the animals were covered with a mixture of tempera paint and corn syrup designed to simulate oil. American Humane Association was on set to supervise the filming of the commercial and certified that "No animals were harmed" during the taping.

Comment by Laura Huizar on October 12, 2009 at 4:22pm

Has anyone else seen the T.V commercial with a lady holding a rat talking about animal lab testing she did some cancer testing on the rat and towards the end of the commercial she was excited and told the rat ''I'm so proud of you. You did so good'' so basically she injected the poor rat with cancer cells to see how it would react I thought it was wrong even though it was a rat it doesnt matter its lab testing on a animal and then to be so cheerful and excited about it at the end like its nothing was just disgusting to me. What does everyone else think about this?

Comment by Kelly Butler on August 5, 2009 at 5:03am

Here here Kat

Comment by Kat Katlyn Breault on August 4, 2009 at 8:28pm

animal testing is wrong and need to be stoped

Comment by Athena89 on July 8, 2009 at 2:05pm

New Action Alerts:

PETA Action: Help Stop Abuse of Cats at Medical Center

Heartland Regional Medical Center is using cats for cruel intubation exercises in its Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) course, despite the availability of manikins and advanced simulators.

The cats have plastic tubes repeatedly forced down their wind pipes, which can cause bleeding, swelling, pain, possible scarring, collapsed lungs, and even death.

Please click the link below to help stop this abuse.

To take action on this issue, click on the link below:

https://secure.peta.org/site/Advocacy?s_oo=oJBECFUjJgHn6rODyEmdCA..&id=2253

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PCRM Action: Tell Breast Cancer Charities to Use Nonanimal Research Methods

The use of animals for breast cancer research is suboptimal due to animals' significant genetic, cellular, and physiological differences from humans. Animals suffer and die as a result of experiments and the misleading results can pose real risks to human health.
Fortunately, some researchers and charities are leading the way toward more ethical and effective, human-centered research.
Humane, nonanimal research being conducted by compassionate organizations such as the Avon Foundation, the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, and their vital joint project, the Army of Women, focus on how breast cancer starts in women's bodies and on identifying ways to combat the genetic and environmental factors that increase the risk of developing breast cancer.
But some health charities continue to fund cruel animal experiments. Please tell them you want scientifically-sound and humane research that will stop breast cancer before it starts.

To take action on this issue, click on the link below:

https://secure2.convio.net/pcrm/site/Advocacy?s_oo=iZdQ99uAmEG5thURmEl6Kw..&id=265

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PCRM Action: End Animal Use in Military Medical Training

The U.S. military continues to use live animals in medical training even though superior nonanimal methods are widely available. PCRM is working to end animal use in these courses, and we need your help. Please urge your representative to sign Rep. Johnson's joint letter to the Army. Contact your representative now.
To take action on this issue, click on the link below:

https://secure2.convio.net/pcrm/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&page=UserAction&id=251&autologin=true


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PCRM Action: Urge Congress to Support the Great Ape Protection Act

Please urge your U.S. representative to cosponsor the Great Ape Protection Act. Below are talking points related to this alert.

This legislation phases out the use of chimpanzees in invasive research and retires federally owned chimpanzees to permanent sanctuary.
Chimpanzees used in research can experience early separation from their mothers, social isolation, prolonged captivity, sensory deprivation, and repeated physical harm.
Urge your Congresswoman/Congressman to to cosponsor the Great Ape Protection Act.

https://secure2.convio.net/pcrm/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&page=UserAction&id=241&autologin=true

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Comment by Athena89 on June 5, 2009 at 1:10pm

I’ve just joined the Make Animal Testing History virtual march. We’re marching in support of updating Europe’s law on animal experiments to better protect animals and increase action on non-animal alternatives.

Join me on the march here:

http://www.makeanimaltestinghistory.org/the-march.php?lang=gb

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