Army reportedly reversed longtime ban on shooting cats and dogs for research

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The Army Medical Research and Development Command has quietly allowed shooting cats and dogs for wound experiments, according to a policy update obtained by The Post.

Published 4 months ago · Washington, United States

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Army secretly allows shooting dogs, cats for research

The Army Medical Research and Development Command has quietly allowed shooting cats and dogs for wound experiments, according to a policy update obtained by The Post.

4 months ago·New York, United States

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Daily Star

US Army 'carrying out sickening weapons tests on cats and dogs' claims PETA

Animal rights activist group PETA claimed rules stopping the US army from testing on animals were secretly overturned in 2020 and claim adorable creatures are being used to try out weaponry

4 months ago·United Kingdom

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US Army conducts barbaric 'weapon wounding tests' on dogs and cats in secret for research, claims PETA

US Army conducts barbaric 'weapon wounding tests' on dogs and cats in secret for research, claims PETAWarning: This content contains graphic content and description against animal cruelty, viewers discretion is advisedWASHINGTON, US: The Army Medical Research and Development Command has secretly allowed shooting cats and dogs for wound experiments in the year 2020, despite a 1983 Defense Department ban on the practice. PETA has demanded the US A…

4 months ago

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