Title: The Cruelty of Lab Animal Testing | Down to Earth Organic and Natural
Headings: The Cruelty of Lab Animal Testing
The Cruelty of Lab Animal Testing
Are the animals hurt during testing?
Is there an alternative?
What you can do:
Buy products that are cruelty-free.
Footnotes:

Content: Computer simulations and multimedia CD-ROMs are more economical and effective than using live animal “specimens” as teaching tools. Students can borrow software designed to satisfy course requirements by contacting the Ethical Science Education Coalition, the National Anti-Vivisection Society, or the Humane Society of the US. What you can do: Write to the U.S. National Institutes of Health and tell them you don’t want your tax dollars used to underwrite animal experiments. Write to the U.S. EPA and FDA, urging them to stop requiring cruel and obsolete animal tests, and to approve other testing methods. Don’t own stock in companies that conduct animal tests. Give only to charities that do not experiment on animals. Buy products that are cruelty-free. Visit www.peta.org
(link is external)
for lists of companies that test on animals. Write to product manufacturers for information on their practices.