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Teddy and Ellie: Rescued from Research
Katie Koser (Guest Author), July 18, 2024
"Every day when we come home from work, we are greeted at the door with joy, love, and tail wags. We cannot imagine our life without them."
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Animal Researchers Violently Abuse Animals, Warns YouTube
The Rise for Animals Team, July 17, 2024
YouTube wrongly banned this animal research video, while rightly characterizing the animal researchers’ conduct as “[a]nimal abuse”. Now, we need your help.
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Burning Horses’ Legs for Show is Supported by Science?
The Rise for Animals Team, July 1, 2024
Earlier this year, the USDA announced an intent to strengthen regulations related to horse soring, an unethical practice overseen by the USDA.
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The Animal Research Industry’s Attack on Monkey Conservation
The Rise for Animals Team, June 27, 2024
We are the only remaining hope for the surviving long-tailed macaques, including those trafficked by and into laboratories.
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Take Action: Deny Animal Exploiters More Power
The Rise for Animals Team, May 23, 2024
U.S. politicians are, once again, trying to invalidate state and local laws that concern farmed animal welfare. We cannot let them succeed.
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Save-the-Date: Memorial-and-Independence Day for Animals!
The Rise for Animals Team, May 22, 2024
Don’t miss this impactful opportunity to connect, build community, get inspired, and (peacefully) fight for animal rights.
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“Mad” and “Ouch” Among the Words Animals in Labs Would Use?
The Rise for Animals Team, May 14, 2024
The question of whether animals can “talk” (and “reason”) has become a lucrative area of animal research.
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IMW Part II: Help the “talkers, cage-rattlers, bar-bangers”
The Rise for Animals Team, May 9, 2024
Please join us to fight for justice for macaques (and all other animals), this important week . . . and every week thereafter.
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IMW Part I: The U.S. is the Macaque-Trade Ringleader
The Rise for Animals Team, May 7, 2024
The “billion-dollar” trade in macaques for human “science” is being driven most heavily by one country: the United States.