VIDEO: What’s the Best Book About Animals Rescued From Laboratories?
PETA President Ingrid Newkirk shares insight along with never-before-released footage in a new video that highlights just a few of the riveting stories from the 30th anniversary edition of her book Free the Animals—available now! The rescues of little Britches, Prince, and others will have you on the edge of your seat, so take a look:
If you were moved by Newkirk’s daring tales about the Silver Spring monkeys, the case that put PETA on the map; Vanguard, the timid dog in a naval lab who had just days to live; and Britches, the infant monkey who was torn away from his mother and whose eyes were crudely sewn shut, then order your copy of Free the Animals today.
Delve Deeper Into the Animal Rights Revolution by Reading Free the Animals
Free the Animals takes a deep dive into the history you never knew of the animal rights movement. Through the story of “Valerie,” a 23-year-old police officer in Montgomery County, Maryland, whose world is turned upside down in 1981 when she learns about the abuse of animals in laboratories, you’ll be taken on a literary journey that challenges the very concept of justice.
Full of fascinating characters, vivid descriptions, thrilling incidents, and a glimpse at what it means to live on the run from the law, Free the Animals is not only a classic for our time but also a compelling examination of our society’s cruelty to other animals in the name of science. To supplement your reading, watch PETA’s groundbreaking new docuseries The Failed Experiment.
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