I can’t believe they are doing this to these poor dogs, it needs to stop!! Heartbreaking, how can these please work in these places!!!

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Please stop this horrendous, unnecessary cruelty…..

Shut MBR Acres down immediately

Save all those lives

It absolutely boils my piss that the establishment in their evil, corrupt mindset, believe that it’s perfectly ok to smash someone’s car window and rescue a dog from an extreme heatwave, but yet when innocent people go to a factory run by organised criminals, to rescue beagles from a life of sheer torture and horror, it’s treated as criminal!!!


Make that make sense!!!


We all know why they treat it as criminal, it’s because the evil bastards in that factory are making profit from these poor tortured dogs!!


This criminal operation MUST END!!! otherwise the people of this nation WILL take matters into their own hands!!!

How has such abhorrent cruelty to animals ever been allowed to continue for so long?


There can be no justification for inflicting pain, suffering and death on innocent, defenceless animals who have no voice and no choice in what is done to them. It is deeply troubling that we have laws intended to protect animals from unnecessary suffering, yet some animals can be subjected to procedures and treatment that would rightly be condemned as cruelty in other circumstances. How can such a double standard be justified?


We describe ourselves as a civilised and compassionate society, yet we must question what those words mean if we continue to permit animals to endure suffering in our name.


That this has reportedly continued for around 40 years makes it even more disturbing. Decades of suffering should not be accepted simply because a practice has historically been permitted. Where there are serious questions about the scientific value, necessity and human relevance of animal experiments, particularly where alternative methods are available, those questions must be answered openly and transparently.


Animals are sentient beings capable of experiencing fear, distress and pain. They deserve meaningful protection, not loopholes that allow suffering that would otherwise be considered unacceptable.


Financial interests, convenience or established practice must never take precedence over animal welfare. Those responsible for authorising, funding and carrying out animal experimentation must be accountable for demonstrating why it is necessary and why non-animal alternatives cannot be used.


Forty years is already far too long. We should be moving towards humane, scientifically relevant alternatives and ending unnecessary animal suffering.


The voiceless cannot speak for themselves. It is therefore our responsibility to speak for them and demand better.