The letter came after PETA published footage that purportedly showed dogs with canine muscular dystrophy.
Noted animal rights activist Paul McCartney implored a Texas university to end its purported use of dogs as laboratory test subjects.
In a letter published by PETA, McCartney asked Texas A&M University President Michael Young to halt muscular dystrophy research with golden retrievers and release them for adoption.His plea comes after PETA published footage that purportedly showed golden retrievers at a university lab. The dogs, PETA said, were bred with the canine muscular dystrophy gene and held in metal cells. McCartney called the video"heartbreaking" and chastised Young for"allowing this cruelty.
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