Every year, tens of thousands of monkeys are abducted from their homes in countries such as Mauritius and crammed into crates bound for laboratories. Dogs are bred on factory farms before they’re separated from their mothers and forced into cargo holds destined for the same location. Upon reaching their destination, these animals are tortured, poisoned, and subjected to other excruciating experiments before ultimately being killed.
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Animals suffer when subjected to stressful long, gruelling journeys in the cargo holds of planes. During transport, they’re more likely to spread deadly zoonotic pathogens.
Nearly every major airline in the world refuses to ship sentient beings to laboratories. Yet EGYPTAIR, Scandinavian Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines and SkyTaxi continue to profit from this cruel industry.
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