Petition: Help Save Seven Little Kittens from Painful Experiments

Something terrible is about to happen.

Denis McDonough – a White House cabinet official – has personally authorized a NEW ROUND of horrific experiments on cats.

McDonough runs the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs (VA). He just wired $426,785 to the Stokes VA lab in Cleveland – the federal government’s worst kitten laboratory.

ANY DAY NOW: The VA is going to order a fresh batch of SEVEN KITTENS for painful testing.

Save the Stokes 7.
Stop McDonough >>

I won’t mince words. If we don’t send a strong message to Congress, McDonough will get away with it.

EMERGENCY DEADLINE: sign our petition to save seven baby cats – the “Stokes 7” – who, like Copper (see above), will be abused at the VA’s Stokes lab.

Do I need to remind you how awful the Stokes VA lab is?

6-month-old kittens. Crippled. Spinal cords snapped and severed.

Artificial chemicals rammed up their anus.

Seizures, bloody urine…then KILLED and dissected.

The White Coat Waste Project (WCW) exposed how the Stokes victims suffered depression so severe the cats even began self-mutilating.

Please sign here to join us in stopping McDonough and saving the Stokes 7!

I cannot stress how critical these next few days – if not HOURS – are going to be.

McDonough already granted the funding. His white coats are flush with cash.

But they still haven’t purchased the kittens. So, McDonough’s experiments haven’t started yet.

This means there’s an opportunity – but a very short window of time to intercept – and save the Stokes 7 before the torture begins.

EXTREMELY URGENT: In a new letter to Congress, McDonough says the cat “experiment is a justified use of taxpayer funds.”

The VA is LYING to Congress. And I’m afraid they might get away with it.

Stop McDonough. Save the Stokes 7.
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This is the federal government’s LAST remaining lab conducting painful experiments on cats and kittens. You’ve already helped WCW expose and close every other one.

That means your signature won’t only help us save seven baby cats…

Your Support will also help us shut down the VA’s entire kitten testing program. And it will END ALL painful cat experimentation inside the U.S. government!

Together, we can make history. But only if we garner enough Support for our rapid response campaign.

That’s why I’m begging, PLEADING with you to help us stop McDonough and save the Stokes 7… BEFORE this nightmare begins.

Add your name now!

P.S. VA Secretary McDonough just slammed through funding for painful new tests on seven baby cats. But the kittens haven’t been purchased yet. We have a short window to intercept before his experimentation begins. Please contact Congress now!

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