Vivisection

Her only release will be her death.

This cat is in a "stereotaxic" device which is used to keep its head immobile while it is vivisected on.

Here we see a young kitten before vivisection...

...here we see the same kitten after it has been vivisected.

27,828 rabbits endured 37,473 "procedures" in UK laboratories during 1998.

Rabbits are often used in experiments where a substance is dripped into their eyes. These are the so called "Draize" eye tests.

Vivisectors use stocks like these to experiment on rabbits in "factory" conditions.

This rabbit is being used in a Scabies experiment.

Obviously frightened baby monkeys wait.

The despair is obvious.

This chimp was infected with Syphillis a disease unknown in his species. His fate was a slow lingering death.

This is Britches. Vivisectors were using him in maternal deprivation experiments. He was removed from his mother and she was replaced with this cylinder to see if he would bond with it.

His eyes were sewn up.

Luckily Britches was liberated from the laboratory by the Animal Liberation Front in the United States.

Vivisectors pose playfully for the camera, revealing total contempt for the animals they abuse.
 

Several years ago a monkey escaped from its cage in a Japanese laboratory, the first thing it did was to open the cage of the other monkeys.
 

Vivisectors tattooed the word "crap" onto this monkeys forehead, just another example of the contempt vivisectors show the animals.

Russian vivisectors grafted the head of the small dog onto the big one, the paired survived for a few days, but were killed by the scientists because they kept attacking each other. Just imagine the pain and distress these dogs endured.
 

Beagles are the vivisectors' choice, not because they are a good model for the human body, but because they are docile and trusting. During 1998 vivisectors tortured 6,678 beagled to death.