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After our recent demonstration in New Haven to let residents know that Yale is spending millions of taxpayer dollars torturing monkeys, the university wasn't exactly ready to throw open its doors and give guided tours to people who wanted to find out more. Well, Yale's secretive vivisectors may have been a bit surprised on their drive to work when they saw our massive new billboard near their facilities calling on anyone who witnesses cruelty in the university's labs to blow the whistle:


Whistleblower billboard

Whistleblowers have been instrumental in revealing neglect, carelessness, and cruelty in laboratories across the nation. This has led to countless victories for animals—so we're always eager to hear from people with the inside scoop.

Even if you don't work in a laboratory, you can blow the whistle on animal abusers. Whistleblowers have revealed details of Ringling's abuse of animals, shed light on beatings of animals on movie sets, and given us behind-the-scenes information on the horse-racing industry. Wherever you see animals abused—whether at a race track, pet shop, circus, carnival, or in your own neighborhood—speak up and let us know about it!

Posted by Liz Graffeo



Comments


Yale is supposed to be a progressive and enlightened school. It's still in the dark ages if it perpetrates atrocities against animals.

Posted by: Brien Comerford | February 26, 2009 03:59 PM

I live just a short drive from new haven I mean like 10 miles. Im so happy to see things like this in an area were I actually live. It is so exciting.

Posted by: Kim | February 26, 2009 04:59 PM

Perhaps seeing that billboard will encourage empathetic lab assistants to call the number displayed on the board.

Posted by: Rev. Meg Schramm | February 26, 2009 07:56 PM

i;m so sick of this people killing poor animals for no reason..i hate them,i wish the world would stop buying fur coats and everything that has to do with fur.is very cruel..

Posted by: patty | February 26, 2009 10:12 PM

This is really important: not only encourage and stand behind people but give them a way (phone, email) to do something about animals abused for absurd reasons in private. This is really the key to blowing the whole thing wide open perhaps...

Posted by: Jamie | February 28, 2009 07:10 AM

Millions of taxpayer dollars, pouring out of the National Institute of Health for useless, cruel and redundant experiments on animals.

That should go over well in this economay.

Yale University, come out of the dark ages for God Sakes. You are supposed to be a leader not an oppressor. Shut down those labs and rally Washington for stem cell research.

Posted by: Saucy | March 5, 2009 04:40 PM

You said it, Saucy! Great post!(march 5 440pm)

Posted by: lynda downie | March 5, 2009 11:48 PM

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