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USDA cites Yemassee facility for 22 monkey deaths. Here’s why CEO asked FBI to investigate
Primate research facility is cited for violation in deaths of monkeys but suspicious CEO is looking for answers ...
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USDA cites Alpha Genesis for monkey deaths, but monkey farm CEO demands FBI investigation
PETA whistleblower tip leads to formal USDA report on 'critical' situation resulting in death of 22 monkeys as monkey farm ...
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States Are Doing a Terrible Job Enforcing Laws Meant to Protect Farmed Animals
Unfortunately, the federal Animal Welfare Act—which establishes protections for pets and nonhuman animals used for exhibition ...
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Millions of livestock die each year while being transported. Those cases are rarely investigated by the USDA.
On Aug. 22, 2024, a semi-trailer truck owned by Demaree Trucking, LLC, was hit by another semi on Interstate 57 in eastern ...
Federal regulators confirm 22 deaths at SC monkey farm, cite 'critical violation' at Alpha Genesis
The U.S. Department of Agriculture cited Alpha Genesis with a "critical" animal welfare noncompliance following the deaths of ...
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Dutch Creek Farm Animal Park releases statement and announces re-opening
On Jan. 28, the United States Department of Justice announced Vernon D. Miller, owner of Dutch Creek Farm Animal Park, had agreed to not apply for or engage in any activity that requires a Department ...
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Dutch Creek Animal Park owner agrees not to apply for new USDA license for two years
In a statement released Tuesday, the United States Department of Justice announced Vernon D. Miller has agreed to not apply for or engage in any activity that requires a Department of Agriculture ...
Frozen Manure Stunt: PETA Activists Arrested Outside ASPCA Manhattan Office
The PETA protest did not fully go as planned, as most of the manure remained frozen to the truck bed due to freezing ...
Animal park owner agrees to 2-year hiatus
The owner of a LaGrange County animal park has reached an agreement with the federal government to comply with welfare laws after a two-year loss of his exhibitor license. Vernon D. Miller agreed not ...