Kitten slaughterhouse

Faith — Last year an investigation revealed taxpayer money used on gruesome cat and dog experiments. U.S. researchers bought cats and dogs from animal wet markets, then had them slaughtered. Their body parts were then used for horrific experiments, including one dubbed "kitten cannibalism." Outcry helped end this, but U.S. taxpayer money still continues to support wet markets. The White Coat Waste Project is working to end this, and needs your support today to pressure government leaders to act. Cut U​.​S. taxpayer funds for China's wet markets! 23,626 have signed White Coat Waste Project's petition. Let's get to 25,000! Sign now with a click China's "wet markets" are gruesome and dangerous places, where wild animals—as well as cats and dogs—are slaughtered and eaten as food. These disease-ridden wet markets are linked to the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak and previous pandemics including SARS. Reports also indicate that in China experimental lab animals are sometimes sold to wet markets for human consumption, after being abused and infected! But here's the worst part: Your tax dollars have been keeping China's wet markets in business for years. Last year, White Coat Waste Project (WCW) exposed how the U.S. government sent federal employees on taxpayer-funded shopping sprees at Chinese wet markets to buy cats and puppies. They then had them slaughtered, and brought their body parts back to the United States—in carry-on luggage—to feed to kittens in bizarre and wasteful multi-million-dollar kitten cannibalism experiments. We ended USDA's shopping spree in China, closed its "Kitten Slaughterhouse" following an intensive campaign, and adopted out the survivors—including Delilah and Petite--to loving homes. Now must do it again …. across the ENTIRE federal government by passing Delilah's Law! Please sign and share this urgent petition urging President Trump to pass Delilah's Law to cut off ALL tax funding for China's wet markets. Sincerely, Anthony Bellotti Founder and President White Coat Waste Project Sign now with a click Visit petition page At Change.org, we believe in the voice of everyday people. Is there something that you want to change? Start a petition today The person (or organization) who started this petition is not affiliated with Change.org. Change.org did not create this petition and is not responsible for the petition content. Unsubscribe from emails like this Unsubscribe from all Change.org emails Manage your email preferences · Privacy policy We'd love to hear from you! Contact us through our help center. Change.org · 548 Market St #29993, San Francisco, CA 94104-5401, USA