Shocking numbers of animals harmed in laboratories in Great Britain
A government report published today reveals how more than 2.9 million animals were used in more than 3 million experiments in Great Britain in 2021.
Posted 30 Jun 2022

Posted on the 7th April 2011
The first day of the Grand National Meeting of 2011 claimed the life of 6-year-old bay gelding Inventor.
He fell in the crowded Silver Cross Handicap Hurdle and, due to serious injury, was destroyed at the Aintree course.
This brings to 32 the number of horses who have been killed at the three-day Grand National Meeting since 2000.
Animal Aid Horse Racing Consultant Dene Stansall said:
‘Horse deaths at the Grand National Meeting are not accidents, they are predictable This is not sport but straightforward animal abuse. It must be consigned to history.’
A government report published today reveals how more than 2.9 million animals were used in more than 3 million experiments in Great Britain in 2021.
Posted 30 Jun 2022
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Posted 28 Jun 2022
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