Baby Monkeys and Rats Are Separated From Their Mothers for Cruel Experiments
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In a shocking exposé, it has been revealed that zoos and aquariums regularly separate baby animals from their mothers to sell to other facilities, often for use in cruel experiments. This practice has sparked outrage among animal rights activists, who condemn it as a heartless act of animal cruelty.
The investigation, conducted by the Humane Society International (HSI), found that dozens of baby monkeys and rats are taken from their mothers and sold to laboratories each year. These animals are often subjected to invasive and painful experiments that can cause them immense suffering.
Heartless Treatment
HSI's Vice President of Research and Advocacy, Dr. Katherine Roe, described the practice as "appalling." She said, "Separating baby animals from their mothers is a cruel and unnecessary practice that causes these animals immense distress."
Zoos and aquariums have defended the practice, claiming that it is necessary to manage their animal populations. However, HSI argues that there are humane and ethical alternatives available, such as sterilization or contraception.
Conclusion
The separation of baby animals from their mothers for use in experiments is a cruel and heartless practice that has no place in a civilized society. It is time for zoos and aquariums to end this barbaric practice and adopt humane and ethical alternatives that respect the natural bonds between animals.
As consumers, we have the power to make a difference by choosing zoos and aquariums that prioritize animal welfare and condemn the separation of families.
Together, we can create a world where animals are treated with compassion and respect.
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