World Laboratory Animal Liberation Week

World Laboratory Animal Liberation Week is the week that surrounds April 24th every year - It's a national week of protests, media events, etc. at laboratories to stop testing and research on animals

Over 20,000,000 million animals suffer and die in U.S. laboratories every year. These innocent victims are subjected to addictive drugs, caustic chemicals, ionizing radiation, chemical and biological weapons, electric shock, deprivation of food and/or water, psychological torture and many other horrors. World Laboratory Animal Liberation Week (April 18th - 26th, 2009) is the time when activists come together to make a difference for these animals.

This week has traditionally been a time when animal activists have organized rallies, protests, news conferences, literature tables, and other events to fight for the animals that are imprisoned in laboratories and to raise public awareness of their plight. These animals are depending on each one of us to stand up and act on their behalf.

Please use the information and resources on this web site to support your efforts on behalf of the 20,000,000 animals that will suffer and die in U.S. laboratories this year. If we can do anything to support your efforts please contact us at saen@saenonline.org.

Please send us information on all WLALW events (protests, news conferences, literature tabling, etc) so that we can post your activities in our events list on this website. This will allow all activists that view this web page to find out about and potentially attend as many WLALW events as possible. Please support us so that we can better support you.

Articles and Reports -- Informative articles about vivisection -- the USDA, the NIH, the military, the Regional Primate Research Centers, etc.

Resources -- Links to sites which contain useful tools for investigating laboratories, with short explanations on how to use the sites.

Events -- Organizations sponsoring events in support of World Laboratory Animal Liberation Week

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All of the beliefs, ideas, and actions presented in this publication may not necessarily represent all those held by The Mary T. and Frank L. Hoffman Family Foundation, who host and maintain this site, and who seek only peaceful means of achieving a cruelty free society and unconditional love and compassion toward the whole of God's creation.