Sequani all day demo 15th July 2009
No holiday for the animals - Sequani. | 09.06.2009 20:23 | Stop Sequani Animal Testing | Animal Liberation | Birmingham
This will be a protest with a difference though, please dress up in beach/ holiday wear such as bermuda shorts, knotted handkerchieifs etc, please also bring bucket n spades, deck chairs, kiss me quick hats and lets get into the holiday spirit. Difficult I know standing outside a hell hole that are torturing creatures but lets be happy and have fun. Please also bring picnic food. There will also be a BBQ.
Over veiw of Sequani........Sequani Limited are a Contract Research Organisation (CRO) that test pharmaceutical drugs, chemical compounds and medical devices on animals.
Tests that are carried out at Sequani include acute toxicity tests, reproduction toxicology tests, carcinogenicity tests, mutagenicity tests and repeat dose toxicology tests.
Among the animal ‘test models‘ that Sequani imprison and experiment on are beagle dogs, rabbits, genetically stunted pigs known as ‘minipigs’, transgenic mice, chinese hamsters, rats and guinea pigs. These animals know no other life than that of which their captors have chosen for them, ‘a life of imprisonment, misery, suffering, fear and death’.
Behind the steel gates, CCTV cameras and ten foot high fences at Sequani, cruel and uneccessary experiments are carried out on animals. This place is shrouded in secrecy, except on occasion when it is possible to hear the dogs barking for their freedom near to the back of the complex where they are held.
Each individual animal life held within this hellhole is just a number, a statistic within this disgusting industry. Computer data is the only memory that is logged confirming that these animals, these individuals, these families, even existed. Imprisoned, tortured and annihilated by evil people in the name of a fraudulent science that destroys the lives of both animals and humans.
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No holiday for the animals - Sequani.