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C'est odieux, ce que font subir ces tortionnaires aux animaux.....

Pour ceux qui pensent que c'est fatiguant d'envoyer du courrier contre HLS !! Voici ce qu'ils font subir entre autres !! aller voir à l'adresse ci-bas

merci à vous tous
Marie-Rose







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Sunday 10-29-06 at 2:00 PM
Protest Huntingdon Life Sciences...



...for killing 500 animals every day

Join Win Animal Rights as we continue the campaign to stop the killing at the notorious animal testing labs at Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS). HLS is a company whose primary business is death and suffering. 500 animals are killed there every day. They are poisoned, they are cut and burned, they have limbs broken and on top of that they have to endure the cruelty of sadistic technicians who have been proven, in 6 undercover investigations, to abuse and torture the animals in their care.

Date/Time: Sunday, October 29, 2006 at 2:00 PM
Place: 279 Central Park W. (88 St.), New York City
Home of: Andrew Baker, CEO of HLS

At 3:00 PM we will leave this location to visit the homes of executives of key HLS customers in New York City

Just in case you aren't sure if this event is important enough to change your plans, here is an excerpt from Michelle Rokke's Diary of Despair, written to document the cruelty and horrors she witnessed, while working undercover at Huntingdon Life Sciences in East Millstone, New Jersey.
"The dogs from 3328 were sac'ed (sacrificed = killed) today. They had to be brought over from I-wing to the necropsy room. James loaded four to eight dogs in an exercise cage and pulled them over to the main building. The puppies waited in the hall with the dumpster full of bloody garbage bags containing already dead dogs right next to them. The table where the euthanasia is done is directly across from them. The smell of formaldehyde was heavy in the air and by the end of the day, there was blood all over the hallway"
Written by Michelle Rokke, Diary of Despair, Inside HLS
Although Michelle wrote her diary about events that occurred in 1996 and 1997, recent whistleblower reports prove that the same cruelty and abuse is taking place in Huntingdon Life Sciences today. When making your plans for Sunday, October 29th, please consider that there are 70,000 animals trapped inside of Huntingdon Life Sciences right now. Some are violently ill while others pace their cold steel cages and dank concrete pens waiting to be poisoned or multilated for toothpaste or some new chemical or food additive. You are their only hope. Please, please stop whatever you are doing and make plans to join us on Sunday at the home of HLS CEO Andrew Baker. If you cannot join us, you can contact HLS at:

Huntingdon Life Sciences
PO Box 2360
Mettlers Road
East Millstone, NJ 08875-2360
Tel: 1.732.873.2550
Fax: 1.732.873.8513
Email: sales@princeton.huntingdon.com

In the United Kingdom, you can reach them at:

Huntingdon Life Sciences
Woolley Road
Alconbury
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
PE28 4HS
Tel: 01480 892 000
Fax: 01480 892 205
E-mail: sales@ukorg.huntingdon.com

Huntingdon Life Sciences
Barric Lane
Occold
Suffolk
IP23 7PX
Tel: 01379 644 122
Fax: 01379 678 034
Email: sales@ukorg.huntingdon.com

For more info contact Win Animal Rights at: centcom@war-online.org
Call: 646.267.9934 or visit the WAR website at: http://war-online.org