Torment in Taiwan—Help Protect Dogs, Monkeys, and Other Animals Bought for Use in Experiments

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If you hate experiments on animals, you need to hit up Taiwan’s gov TODAY—countless dogs, monkeys, and others will suffer unless we do something!

The Taiwan Ministry of Agriculture has drafted a new regulation that would let animals be tormented if it doesn’t change. 😡

The draft regulation doesn’t cover a ton of animals widely used in cruel and pointless experiments. This means that protections like a ban on abducting animals from the wild and requiring suppliers to have proper licenses and certifications don’t apply to dogs, cats, monkeys, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. 🤦

It would even let experimenters buy animals from countries with few or no animal protection laws. Taiwan could get animals from places where treating, transporting, or killing them in cruel ways may be 100% legal.

PETA has submitted a formal comment to Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture, urging it to cover all animals, make sure foreign suppliers meet Taiwan’s standards, and set up stronger inspections and penalties. But we need your help.

Please add your voice to ours and urge Taiwan’s Ministry of Agriculture to give its draft regulation a compassionate glow-up! 🚨

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Specialist Su

Taiwan

Message to {contact_data~firstName} {contact_data~lastName}:

I am writing to you today to strongly urge you to strengthen your draft regulation on sourcing animals for laboratory experimentation.

The draft regulation, “Regulations Governing the Sources, Scope of Application and Management of Laboratory Animals," is woefully insufficient in numerous areas and does not adequately protect animals used in experimentation. For instance, many animals widely used in cruel and pointless experiments, such as dogs, cats, monkeys, birds, reptiles, and amphibians, are not covered under the current draft.

The draft regulation also contains huge loopholes that would allow experimenters to procure animals for use in laboratory tests from countries that have lax or non-existent animal protection laws, a controversial practice known as “ethics dumping.”

Please consider, as PETA has suggested, closing the gaps in the draft regulation by covering all animals, ensuring foreign suppliers meet Taiwan’s standards, and implementing stronger inspections and penalties for violations of the regulation.

Thank you for your time and attention.

Sincerely,

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