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Originally Posted by JeanieK I just don't believe everything I see on the internet. It is so easy for anyone with a grudge to put on false information. Do you believe that the animal rights activists would not have done something about this?
I'm not blasting anyone, I'm just saying that the internet is not a reliable source of information. |
In this case Peta has been very active in trying to educate the public on what has been going on in Iams. They finally were able to document with undercover people and help with inside employees on what is happening. Unfortunately our laws allow animal testing and some of them are just plain stupid things like hair spray, perfume and cosmetics. I have know about this for at least 4 years and I do boycott Proctor & Gamble products. I also try to always buy products that say "no animal testing was done with this product".
http://www.iamscruelty.com/introduction.asp http://www.peta.com/
While Peta has gotten a bad name with normal America they are the only organization that works to try and stop animal cruelty on all levels all over the world. As painful as their website is you would be shocked at what is happening in this country along with many other countries. While growing up I loved going to the circus and rodeo's but I can no longer support the cruelty they impose on the animals. Peta's website educated me on these things and I feel we all should be aware and try to do our small part to help end the suffering.