Worst way to die | White Coat Waste Project

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Really bad news | White Coat Waste Project

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I just got some bad news from my sources on Capitol Hill: The VA is cutting secret deals in Congress. Its goal? To CRUSH our campaign before year's end and KILL 300 dogs, including maximum pain heart attack tests. "VA is battling to save its canine research programs." – San Diego Union-Tribune We're being outspent. If we don't close the budget gap, it will be a devastating blow. DEADLINE: Midnight 12/31 is a critical campaign test. It's the year's most important deadline. The VA will read any budget shortfall as weakness. We set up "Violet's Fund" to fight back, defund the abuse and adopt out the dogs. All gifts are DOUBLED before the deadline! Andrea, that's what the VA's top animal testing boss is telling Congress right now. Guess who pays his $159,500 salary? Who else! NOW GET THIS: the disgraced VA bureaucrat who designed this treadmill abuse rakes in even more: $310,000! In fact, the VA just gave him a huge pay raise: "VA Dog Experimenter Who Botched Surgeries Received Big Bonuses, Major Salary Increase." - Daily Caller Even VA Secretary David Shulkin — a White House Cabinet member — is threatening the federal government's heavy hand to shut us down. Andrea, we defeated and de-funded them in the House when you stepped up last time. We could do it again when your gift is doubled before the deadline. And we could finally adopt out these puppies into loving homes — where they belong. But if we're drastically outspent and fail to close the gap before the midnight deadline, all hope could be lost. Let's get this done, Anthony Bellotti President/Founder P.S. I started this campaign on my own dime, out of my own pocket — but I can't fight the VA alone. Now my sources say the VA is about to spend even more to kill our campaign. We must close the gap before the critical budget deadline. Are you in? – Anthony  DONATE →  Paid for by the White Coat Waste Project, Inc., EIN 46-0856543. White Coat Waste Project is a 501(c)(3) bipartisan coalition of 400,000+ liberty-lovers and animal-lovers opposed to the government's wasteful spending on animal experiments. Our mission? To stop $15 billion in taxpayer-funded animal experiments. National Review calls it a "refreshing consensus-building argument." Our work has been profiled by The Washington Post, Science, US News & World Report, FOX News, LA Times, TheBlaze, Associated Press and Daily Caller. Contributions are tax-deductible.

'bitten to death' | White Coat Waste Project

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Your impact outweighs the cost | North Shore Animal League America

SHOW HOMELESS PETS LOVE THIS SEASON DONATE NOW

Can you imagine what these freezing winter months must be like for a homeless pet? No home, no family — either on the streets or in an overcrowded municipal shelter. That's why, our team is working nonstop right now to rescue and care for as many as we can. But we need your help. Can you pitch in by choosing a holiday gift for a pet in need today?

CHOOSE YOUR LIFESAVING HOLIDAY GIFT:

Bedding for a precious animal without a family GIVE $35   Critical grooming and TLC to help a pet find a family for the holidays GIVE $75   A neglected animal's comprehensive dental exam and cleaning GIVE $200   Provides critically ill pets the best emergency medical care GIVE $500

Remember, whatever you choose to give today will help us continue our crucial no-kill work now and all year long. So please join us in making this season extra meaningful for innocent pets in need, and together, we can give them the second chance they deserve for the holidays. STILL LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT GIFT? Give an item from our Holiday Gift Catalog in someone's name and they'll receive a special ecard to let them know! CHOOSE YOUR GIFT

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"I promise I'll get you out" | White Coat Waste Project

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Meet Violet. You need to hear her story. I adopted Violet from a taxpayer-funded dog lab. She was known as dog #CEGMBN, her government ID that's tattooed in her ear. When I first met Violet in the lab, I whispered in her ear, 'I promise I'll get you out.'But her transition from government experiment to family pet hasn't been easy. Violet had never been outside. She never felt grass. She couldn't learn "normal" house training because she was locked in a cage for too long. So she had to wear a diaper. Believe it or not, Violet's one of the lucky ones. Other labs, such as the Dept. of Veterans Affairs, kill adoptable puppies like Violet and throw them away in garbage bags — like trash. Well, Violet isn't trash. And I feel betrayed by my government. That's why I'm writing you today. I just established "Violet's Fund" to cover our new campaign to de-fund the VA's "maximum pain" tests and adopt out the dogs.  DEADLINE: to fully fund this new campaign, we must meet our budget by midnight, December 31. It's the most important deadline of the year. Our team recently exposed to Congress how the VA injects latex into the arteries of five-month-old puppies like Violet and forces them to run on treadmills to stress their hearts. However, I was even more outraged to learn that the VA spent $38,000 to buy "submissive" female puppies — then killed them within days of their first birthday. This isn't just wasteful... it's wrong. Violet's Fund could end this. As I write this, the Richmond-Times Dispatch is now reporting some AMAZING, breaking news about our campaign: "Virginia State Senators File Bill to Prohibit Painful Tests on Dogs and Cats." To capitalize on this momentum, a generous benefactor will DOUBLE every gift before the deadline to help us win the campaign and adopt out the puppies into loving homes! So will you please rush a tax-deductible "Violet's Fund" gift before the deadline to help adopt out these dogs into loving homes?  Let's get this done, Julie Germany Board of Directors P.S. I just established Violet's Fund to de-fund the VA's "maximum pain" testsand adopt out the puppies so they can walk on the grass and feel sunshine on their backs. Can I count on your tax-deductible gift before the deadline? – Thanks, Julie.  DONATE →  Paid for by the White Coat Waste Project, Inc., EIN 46-0856543. White Coat Waste Project is a 501(c)(3) bipartisan coalition of 400,000+ liberty-lovers and animal-lovers opposed to the government's wasteful spending on animal experiments. Our mission? To stop $15 billion in taxpayer-funded animal experiments. National Review calls it a "refreshing consensus-building argument." Our work has been profiled by The Washington Post, Science, US News & World Report, FOX News, LA Times, TheBlaze, Associated Press and Daily Caller. Contributions are tax-deductible.