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Some Butchers Wear Lab Coats, Call Themselves Scientists
Rise for Animals, April 24, 2025
They call it education. We call it torture. In labs, animals are dying at the hands of untrained researchers — and the system not only allows it, it depends on it.
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Ridglan Farms is Suing Because Its Ugly Got Exposed
Rise for Animals, April 18, 2025
In a desperate attempt to silence the truth and cling to its blood-soaked profit margin, Ridglan is accusing Dane4Dogs of trying to “destroy" their dog-exploitation biz.
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“Heavily Regulated,” Says Researcher With Daughter in Charge
Rise for Animals, April 17, 2025
Animal researchers claim their work is strictly regulated — but the truth is, they’re regulating themselves.
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Animal Research is Reeling—But Will the FDA Finish the Job?
Rise for Animals, April 15, 2025
Without immediate public pressure and legislative support, this historic opportunity for real change could quickly be undermined by the powerful animal research industry.
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For Humans, “Loving Science” Can Mean It’s Okay to Kill
Rise for Animals, April 10, 2025
New research shows that the more someone glorifies science, the more willing they are to harm animals for it.
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Animals Need Liberation, Not Resurrection
Rise for Animals, April 9, 2025
Bringing back extinct animals like the dire wolf won’t undo what captivity destroys.
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Researcher Defends Dog Torture, Has Lies Exposed on Camera
Rise for Animals, April 8, 2025
The only victim researcher Craig Reinemey sees is the perverse, for-profit industry he serves – not the dogs it tortures and sells; not the puppies he tortures and kills.
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Animal Researchers Taught to Lie to Us to Reduce Opposition
Rise for Animals, April 3, 2025
The animal research industry trains its scientists to manipulate language, obscure ethical concerns, and distort facts to bolster support for a system built on suffering.
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Animal Researchers Insult Us All with Lies About Insulin
Rise for Animals, March 31, 2025
Animal researchers claim that insulin was discovered through dog experiments, but history proves that human observation and research — not animal testing — was key.