08-11-2017, 11:42 AM
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Re: do you remember Laika
Originally Posted by Puddle Duck
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Yes, I remember her (only just) but it was probably the first impact of animal cruelty that I understood. It upset me then and it upsets me even more now.
I think they followed on with a monkey (probably more than one)
08-11-2017, 12:35 PM
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Re: do you remember Laika
I vaguely remember it, but the horrendous things done to animals in the name of science, medical science, absolutely anything, are appalling and wicked. Such cruelty still goes on, albeit behind closed doors and in secrecy.I knew a woman who worked at such a place, an establishment in Congleton. Her job was to take the animals, mostly dogs, for their experimental operations and collect them afterwards. This woman would have me in tears in seconds, I despised her for what she did, more so as how she could possibly do it. It was well paid, she said. As far as I'm concerned anything that involves making animals suffer is wrong, and I don't care what excuse is given.
09-11-2017, 12:17 AM
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Re: do you remember Laika
Originally Posted by Mups
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Didn't read all of that, I feel too angry and upset Aerolor.That article said in the headling how she died within hours, yet in the second paragraph it says it took a week to die.
It doesn't look as if she could even get to any water to lap when she was heating up.
Absolutely disgraceful. I like to think the buggers would never get away with that these days. There would be an outcry and animal rights would be there like a shot.
I expect they still do horrific experiments on animals we just are not told about it.
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