End NIH's taxpayer-funded dog torture!

The Protecting Dogs Subjected to Experiments Act (H.R. 574) will prohibit NIH white coats from experimenting on dogs.

Six-month-old puppies. Vocal cords RIPPED out. Pumped with poison. Eaten alive by starving sand flies and ticks. Injected with cocaine.

Each year, millions of your tax dollars are wasted to torture dogs in mad science experiments like this, conducted and funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Protecting Dogs Subjected to Experiments Act would end that.

Please complete and submit the form below to email to your Congressmember urging them to pass this life-saving bill.

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Dear {contact_data~title} {contact_data~firstName} {contact_data~lastName},

As a {user_data~State} taxpayer and your constituent, I am urging you to cosponsor the Protecting Dogs Subjected to Experiments Act (H.R. 574).

I was outraged to learn that my tax dollars have been used to torture dogs in experiments conducted and funded by the National Institutes of Health.

According to documents obtained by the White Coat Waste Project, NIH has spent:

• $424,000 on experiments where beagles were eaten alive by sandflies.
    • $1.68 million to poison beagle puppies and cut out their vocal cords.
    • $2.3 million to inject puppies with cocaine and experimental drugs
    • $18 million to strap capsules of inflected flies onto their bare skin, without pain relief.
    • $5.6 million to infect beagle puppies with “mutant” bacteria, and cover them in up to 250 ticks.
	
Experiments like these are a misuse of my tax dollars.

Please cosponsor the Protecting Dogs Subjected to Experiments Act to ensure that the NIH can no longer spend Americans’ tax dollars on wasteful and cruel dog experiments.

Thank you for your leadership and your consideration.

Thank you,

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