For a complete global product list go here: http://www.pg.com/products/pg_products.jhtml .. help stop one of the biggest companies, with over 300 product lines STOP their cruel and unnecessary animal testing. Do not buy these products!
"Each year, thousands of animals die in P&G laboratories-the victims of painful, archaic and entirely unnecessary product tests."
P&G refuses to stop testing its products on animals, despite the fact that these tests are not required by any law
Check out any of these links for info on their labratory tests and what kind of company they really are:
http://pandgkills.com/main.html
http://iamscruelty.com
http://iamskills.com
Some of you may take this seriously, others of you may only glance at it and go on with your lives, if I can change even one of your minds about this company, then I will have succeeded, please take the time to look into this
"Caustic chemicals are forced into the eyes of rabbits and applied to animals' shaved and raw skin.
Laboratory workers place the animals in restraining devices so they cannot struggle while the workers apply the chemicals, which burn into the animals' eyes and skin. P&G "scientists" do not sedate the animals or give them pain killers.
Animals sometimes break their necks or backs attempting to escape the pain. Those that survive are used in yet additional painful tests ... until they are finally killed. The victims include rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets and other animals.
Their IAMS labratories are some of the worst ever to exist:
"Investigators videotaped Iams dogs being dumped on cold concrete flooring after having huge chunks of muscle cut out of their thighs; a coworker instructing her to hit the dogs on the chest if they quit breathing; another coworker talking about an Iams dog found dead in his cage, bleeding from his mouth; a dog limping in pain from Lyme disease; cruel studies done by Iams involving sticking tubes down dogs’ throats to force them to ingest vegetable oil; Iams dogs with such severe tartar buildup on their teeth that it was painful for them to eat; vet technicians with inadequate training and experience performing invasive procedures; two coworkers conducting a pregnancy test on a terrified dog lying on top of a cart with wheels that moved every time she struggled; dogs and cats gone stir-crazy from confinement; dogs and cats in windowless, dungeon-like buildings; coworkers talking about the live kitten who was washed down a drain; coworkers talking about how they had to go home because the ammonia fumes in the animal trailers were so overpowering that it made their eyes burn (try being one of the animals in those cages!); and cats kept in a cinderblock room with crude wooden resting boards that had nails sticking out of them. One of the boards fell on a cat, crushing her to death, while our investigator was there. The lab director did not remove the boards when the cat was crushed but he did remove them when he was told the lab was going to be inspected because he knew they were illegal."
it puts a smile on my face.
