There’s just one day left in PETA’s “Stop Animal Testing” Challenge—it’s one last chance for your gift to be matched (doubling in impact!) for animals in laboratories—but we haven’t heard from you yet.
Aaaaaaa, right now social, sensitive monkeys are suffering in federally funded prisons misleadingly called “research centers.”
Please don’t miss this opportunity to help them have a chance at life beyond a cramped laboratory cage and to prevent more animals from being terrorized, drugged, cut open, and killed in crude experiments. We’ve nearly reached our $300,000 goal—will you join the challenge by making a donation of $2 or more today? Your gift will be matched, doubling in impact to help spare more animals cruelty!
PETA’s 2021 ‘Stop Animal Testing’ Challenge
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Every one of the U.S. National Primate Research Centers must be held accountable for its decades of deadly, wasteful experiments; gross incompetence; and seemingly endless cruelty—and PETA’s exposés, federal complaints, and powerful protests are making that happen. But until all seven of these dreadful facilities are finally shut down, we need to do even more—and now is your chance to have double the impact on our vital work. Donate at least $2 before time runs out!
Animals are not ours to experiment on, period. No monkey, dog, cat, or other animal should ever be confined to a barren cage and subjected to painful experiments.
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We’ve set a deadline of October 31 to raise $300,000 through the “Stop Animal Testing” Challenge. Gifts made after that date or after our goal has been met will not be matched, but they’ll still make a tremendous difference to PETA’s work against cruel and archaic experiments on animals. PETA is grateful to David J. Reuben for providing the funds for the matching-gift challenge.
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