NIH promised to “phase out” cat experiments, then sent $439,016 of your tax dollars to a University of Wisconsin-Madison colony where nearly 300 kittens are bred to suffer from glaucoma. A key animal-use protocol expires November 12 — and may be renewed. Add your name to tell HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to keep his agency’s word and cut off this colony’s funding. 

• Newborn kittens’ sealed eyelids are forced open with blunt-tipped scissors and held open with stitches. 
• Some kittens are killed before they’re a day old so their eyes can be dissected. 
• Mouse, a shy cat who sits and waits to be petted, is still in the lab. 

Add your name: Tell RFK to cut the funding.

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