June 23, 2023 –
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The U.S. Army has shockingly reversed its previous ban on animal tests for studying weapon-inflicted wounds. This decision allows the use of dogs, cats, monkeys, and marine animals in these distressing tests. PETA is actively calling for an end to this practice and the reinstatement of the ban, and you can help.
New PETA Ad Blitz Targets U.S. Army’s Gruesome Weapons-Wounding Tests
June 12, 2023
PETA has launched an eye-catching digital ad blitz featuring a dog urging the U.S. Army to stop permitting the use of animals in grisly weapons-wounding tests.
Source: Peta.org
U.S. Army: Ban Weapon-Wounding Tests On Animals Now. (Web Ad)
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