If you’ve loved dogs in your life, as I have, you know they bark for many reasons.
They bark when they’re happy to see you, or when there’s someone at the door, or to greet another dog…and sometimes they bark in FEAR.
But many puppies in taxpayer-funded experiments across the nation can’t bark. They can’t cry. And they can’t howl … because their vocal cords are severed or surgically removed.
Lazy white coats in government labs ‘de-bark’ hounds because a screaming puppy in pain is annoying. It’s easier to SLIT HER VOCAL CORDS and SHUT HER UP.
The official term is “cordectomy.” SCARED AND SILENCED — THEY HAVE NO VOICE! But you do! And you can use it to take action for dogs across the nation today:
De-barking is an invasive and painful surgery. It puts the dog at risk of permanent breathing difficulties and severe complications.
After a two-inch incision is made in the dog’s throat, the white coat separates her muscles and cauterizes her blood vessels.
Then, he targets her vocal cords with long-handled Metzenbaum scissors and cuts them out.
This procedure only lasts a few minutes, but her voice is taken away from her forever. Imagine how traumatizing this is for her!
The dogs have no voice. Nor do thousands of other victims who have been de-barked and killed in taxpayer-funded labs — just like the victims we first exposed in Dr. Fauci’s $1.68 million beagle experiments.
Yet white coats in government labs across the nation continue to waste your money on this horrifying procedure, even though it’s outright mutilation.
This procedure is so cruel it’s banned in Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Warwick, Rhode Island.
Now, we’re calling on Congress to END this barbaric practice in all federal government laboratories.
If you agree, sign this petition immediately!
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