- Each year, more than 10,000 monkeys are shipped to laboratories in the US.
- Some are traumatically detain in the forest and some are the babies of wild-caught monkeys who are breed on old industrial unit farms in Asia and Africa.
- On these farms, monkeys go eager are wounded and die.
- A new mother—while her baby still clings to her.When they are ready to be shipped, monkeys are protected in small shipping crates.
- a scared monkeys wait on the runway to be loaded onto a plane.
- Sometimes the monkeys are not provide food, water, or veterinary care and pass on sore and scary deaths during multi-stop journeys that can last more than 30 hours.
- Those who keep on living the very tiring flights are loaded onto trucks and sent on days-long cross-country trips to laboratories.They are dark, awful places
- Monkeys are subjected to painful, persistent, and immaterial experiments.
- Monkeys are hungry and prohibited in order to force them to present in experiments are infected with diseases and are roughly force-fed chemicals and drugs.
- Their heads are drilled into, and items are screwed into them.. Ultimately, they are killed.
- These horrors go on, even though more than 90 percent of drugs that pass animal testing be unsuccessful in human trials.
- Airlines such as US, China, and Philippine Airlines are listening to customers by refusing to ship monkeys to laboratories.
- And Air France is now the only major airline in the world (!) that still flies monkeys to their deaths.
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Do Not Shipping Monkeys To Their Deaths
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