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KOMO TV Exposes Some Of UW's Crimes
On Tuesday, 26 February, KOMO TV ran an expose' of unauthorized and extremely painful sugeries performed on monkies at UW, and the resulting investigation which may lead to defunding and penalties.
You can watch the video and read related documents at KOMO's website.
Do you work with animals at the UW?
We need to hear from you!
One person with courage, compassion, and conviction can make a huge difference! If you are a student or caretaker who is currently working with, or previously has worked with animals at the University of Washington, NARN needs to hear from you! Please contact us, and be the hero the thousands of animals at the UW need.
The University of Washington,
along with the affiliated Washington Regional Primate Research Center
(WaRPRC), breeds, confines and experiments on tens of thousands of
animals every year, with little, if any accountability to students and
the public.
Federal taxpayer funding for animal testing at UW exceeded a quarter
billion dollars last year. Concerned students and citizens are starting
to ask the tough questions, like where are the results? How do animals
serve as good models for human health? And why is it morally
justifiable to experiment on animals at all?
Please...
get educated, get active, and help stop these cruel and wasteful practices at the University of Washington.
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Dr. Fuchs suspended from animal surgeries after investigation:
Read the report detailing UW's miserable laboratory practices that led to its probation
UW Lies To Government Agencies - S.A.E.N. Press Release 11/07
Primate Research: Humane next step -- Seattle P.I. Editorial 11/07
PETA claims UW misused animals (Part
1,
2) -- The Daily 05/07
Apes need rights too -- The Daily 05/07
UW on probation for animal lab violations! -- Eat The State 03/07
"Serious deficiencies" in UW's animal care -- The Seattle Times 02/07
UW needs to take better care of its animals -- The Daily 02/07
UW loses over 2,000 monkeys in reporting errors -- SAEN
UW primate experimentation fact sheet -- SAEN
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Maternal Deprivation - A Long and Brutal History
The University of Washington's researchers continue to carry on one of the
most brutal, most insensitive types of animal experiments -- depriving
infant monkeys of maternal contact.
Dr. Wayne Johnson, a psychotherapist formerly on staff at UW and
president of the Seattle-based Northwest Animal Rights Network, takes a
hard look at the realities of maternal deprivation experiements.
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