Action Alert! Monkeys delivered by Frame’s Transport for experimentation

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BACKGROUND

On Feb. 11th, Frame’s Animal Transportation provided ground transportation for Primate Products. They moved 100 monkeys from NY to Miami. These monkeys were brought into the United States from China. Their lives will be indescribably awful as they will be used in cruel and morally indefensible experiments. Contact Frame’s and tell them how you feel about this. Urge them to cut their ties with Primate Products.


WHOM TO CONTACT

Call: Phone: (610) 399-5166 or (610) 521-1123
Cell: (610) 213-2277 or (610) 574-1232 or (215) 880-1717

E-mails can be sent to: cframe1@rcn.com, cframe@rcn.com

Letters can be written to:
1119 Haverford Road
Ridley Park, PA 19078


SAMPLE LETTER

To Whom It Concerns,

I was disappointed to learn that your company, Frame’s Animal Transportation, delivered approximately 100 monkeys to Primate Products in Miami on February 11th. Primate Products is a Florida-based company with a record of shoddy animal care and reckless decisions that have led to animal suffering. There have been a number of serious incidents that suggest serious problems at Primate Products:

– In July 2009, Primate Products dumped close to 100 owl monkeys that they could not sell at a roadside zoo in Homestead, Florida. Within a week, at least 25 of the monkeys were dead!

– In 2010, disturbing photographs surfaced of monkeys inside Primate Products suffering from horrible wounds and crude surgical mutilations.

– In April 2011, Primate Products was cited by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for leaving monkeys who were still under anesthesia in an enclosure without supervision, and in the hot sun.

Please, do the right thing and permanently sever your ties with Primate Products.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

NAME

this whole thing leaves a rotten smell
primates are living beings,
not things to dump, buy or sell
to a chamber of horrors
also known as a lab
where these sensate beings
are tormented then
die on a cold, lonely slab

Karen Lyons Kalmenson