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TAKE ACTION today by demanding a ban on the battery cage in Australia! www.animalsaustralia.org

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This Australian bull was illegally sold, stabbed in the eye, and brutally killed in Gaza. He, along with over 4,000 other Australian cattle, has been sent to the slaughterhouses of Gaza since November. During this time, not one single facility complied with regulations. During this time, the Australian exporter was aware that shocking abuse had occurred in past months. Yet animals continued to be abandoned to this cruelty. This is not the first time we have seen animals in the live export trade being stabbed in their eyes, or being brutally killed. But we are doing everything in our power to make it the last. If you don’t ever want to see an image like this again, help us ensure animals never have to suffer this again. TAKE ACTION TODAY — it takes only 3 minutes of your time: www.BanLiveExport.com/gaza On behalf of the animals, thank you.

Join us for an evening of shared silence, love, and apology for the animals inside UCLA's laboratories. WHERE: Native Foods Cafe in Westwood at 1114 Gayley Ave., LA, 90024 WHEN: Arrive at 5:45pm for an optional pre-vigil dinner or arrive at 7pm to attend the vigil only. We will be leaving the restaurant PROMPTLY at 7:15 pm to carpool to the vigil location. ATTIRE: ALL BLACK- Please DON'T wear T-shirts with large logos/graphics - even pro-AR or Vegan ones. We like to create a solid, uniform presence for the vigils. EVENT: Neighborhood Vigil for International Day in Honor of Britches Please DO feel welcome to bring a song, a poem, some words, other art to share! For more information about our campaign, vivisection in general and/or why we are focused on UCLA, please visit our website at www.ProgressForScience.com For all inquiries, email us at [email protected]

Debbie, the first of the Blackmail 3 defendants to face trial, was found guilty of 'conspiracy to blackmail' on Tuesday 18th March. She will be sentenced at Winchester Crown Court on Thursday 17th of April. We are asking people to have a presence outside the court from 9:00AM UNTIL SENTENCING to show solidarity with Debbie and the other defendants, and to remind the public why we fight! Please share. There is a Facebook event at: https://www.facebook.com/events/300635353425243/ Banners and placards provided.

Twenty-nine years ago, on April 20th 1985, a monkey named Britches was rescued, along with 1,115 other animals, from an animal experimentation facility at University of California, Riverside. He was five weeks old; he had been taken from his mother and was completely alone. Britches’ eyes were sewn shut and a device strapped to his head that emitted a high-pitched screech every few minutes. Every day, billions of other animals suffer to the degree that Britches did. The only unique thing about Britches’ story is that he was rescued. There remain millions of animals in laboratories in the U.S. and billions around the world who experience abuse, cruelty, and are murdered at the hands of humans. Please join us in holding a vigil outside of UC Berkeley's offices for the Animal Care & Use Committee, to remember those killed in the past, to give voice to those tortured & held captive now, and to give hope for a future where every animal is free. Date: April 20 Time: 18:30–20:00 Where: Berkeley, CA Event: Vigil for Laboratory Animals

Animals Addicted to Drugs in Sadistic Experiments! In sickening drug addiction experiments at the University of Bradford animals have been deprived of food, had electrodes implanted into their skulls and had amphetamines pumped down their throats. This is barbarism is unacceptable. The Anti-Vivisection Coalition want cruel psychology experiments including these outlawed by the British Government. On Monday 14th April, the AVC will hold a protest stunt at Bradford University to draw attention to these sickening experiments. We demand the government adopt an immediate ban on psychology tests. Campaigners will dress up in red boiler suits and hold banners. They will be joined by a cohort of Bradford University's depraved and drug-obsessed vivisectors! Will you join us in speaking up? Date: Monday 14 April Place: University of Bradford Time: 12noon Address: Richmond Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD7 1DP AVC will be bringing red boiler suits, banners and costumes. For more information, please contact the AVC: Facebook: AntiVivisectionCoalition Event: Bradford University: Ban Psychology Experiments on Animals Web: www.stopvivisection.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] Twitter: @avc_uk

Twenty-nine years ago, on April 20th 1985, a monkey named Britches was rescued, along with 1,115 other animals, from an animal experimentation facility at University of California, Riverside. He was five weeks old; he had been taken from his mother and was completely alone. Britches’ eyes were sewn shut and a device strapped to his head that emitted a high-pitched screech every few minutes. Every day, billions of other animals suffer to the degree that Britches did. The only unique thing about Britches’ story is that he was rescued. There remain billions of animals in laboratories around the world who experience abuse, cruelty, and are murdered at the hands of humans. April 20th is the anniversary of Britches’ rescue. Please join us to pay tribute to the non-consenting experimental subjects at the Imperial College of London, and around the world. We want to show our empathy for our fellow sentient creatures who are being help captive and are used for unimaginable tests. When: 20 April Time: 15:00 – 17:00 Where: Imperial College London Event: International Day in Honour of Britches About Britches: www.britches.org.uk