Submitted by: BobJen
Fauci should be subjected to the same treatment that he subjects our pets to. The following are excerpts:
The Animal Welfare Act: Signed into law in 1966, the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) is the primary federal animal protection law. The AWA mainly involves animals kept at zoos and used in laboratories, as well as animals who are commercially bred and sold like those in puppy mills.
The PACT (Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture) Act: Signed into law in 2019, the PACT Act makes some of the most egregious forms of animal cruelty — specifically crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, impaling or sexual exploitation — in or affecting interstate commerce or within the territorial jurisdiction of the United States a federal crime.
Companion animals – a category often limited to dogs and cats, but that sometimes includes birds, horses, and other animals as well – usually receive the strongest level of protection under state laws. However, there have been cases where someone has been prosecuted for having committed egregiously cruel acts against wildlife or farmed animals.
State animal protection laws are primarily concerned with companion animals, though there are also some state wildlife protection laws. Farmed animals and animals used in laboratories are often excluded from state animal protection laws, as are wildlife in some contexts.
Each of the 50 states now has a felony animal cruelty law on the books. Each state determines what constitutes cruelty, and the penalties for committing cruelty.
Animal cruelty is a crime everywhere in the U.S. But state laws on the mistreatment of dogs, cats, and other animals vary a great deal. Some states are tough on this crime, while others still have general—and relatively lax—anti-cruelty statutes. Cities and counties get in the act as well, with ordinances that often outlaw types of abuse not covered by state laws. Overall, however, the trend is toward stronger protection for pets with detailed care standards and harsher criminal penalties for severe or repeated abuse.
Cruelty in All Its Forms
Animal cruelty laws range from general bans on causing unnecessary suffering to exhaustive lists of specific criminal behaviors. Typically, these laws prohibit some or all of the following types of abuse:
- torturing, maiming, or mutilating an animal
- injuring, beating, or killing an animal unnecessarily or cruelly, etc.
A few states outlaw procedures like devocalization, ear cropping, and tail docking unless they're medically necessary or done by a vet with anesthesia.
Intention. Often, animal cruelty is a misdemeanor if the conduct was negligent or intentional, but it becomes a felony if it's done maliciously or with "extreme indifference to life"
White Coat Waste Project shocked the world when we first exposed how Anthony Fauci’s division at the National Institutes of Health shipped tax dollars to the treacherous Wuhan Animal Lab and how it conducts the most painful animal experiments in the federal government.
Fauci’s 2021 budget was $6 BILLION (!!!) of taxpayers’ hard-earned money and roughly half of that—likely more—was wasted on animal experiments….including this nasty one our investigators just uncovered:
According to documents that we just obtained using the Freedom of Information Act (documents available below), Fauci just spent $424,000 to commission a study in which healthy beagles are given an experimental drug and then intentionally infested with flies that carry a disease-causing parasite that affects humans.
Records show that the dogs were “vocalizing in pain” during the experiments.
At the end of the ongoing experiment, the dogs will all be killed.
What’s worse is that this is all COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY.
Experimenters admit this investigational drug, “has been extensively tested and confirmed…in different animal models such as mice…Mongolian gerbils…and rhesus macaques….”
There’s literally no excuse for Fauci to waste more than $400,000 of your tax dollars on abusing dogs.
Tattooed ear of a beagle abused in painful experiments in an NIH lab run by Anthony Fauci. Photo obtained by WCW via FOIA.
These aren’t the only sick experiments on dogs that Fauci has funded. In 2016, WCW exposed how his NIH division was wasting tax dollars to buy beagle puppies and strapping capsules full of infected flies to their bare skin. Here’s an actual photo from their lab:
See more of this at: https://blog.whitecoatwaste.
org/2021/07/30/fauci-funding- wasteful-deadly-dog-tests/
Freedom of Information Act Documents Obtained by White Coat Waste Project.
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