People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is celebrating what they call a victory after the U.S. Navy has ended tests on sheep at a research university in Wisconsin.
is taking credit for stopping tests on sheep the U.S. Navy had been funding two years ahead of schedule.
More than $389,000 in taxpayer money was awarded to the University of Wisconsin-Madison for the"gruesome decompression experiments," People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said in a press release. regarding the experiments. "The sheep formerly slated for these tests will be spared the agony of cardiovascular collapse, spinal cord injury, and paralysis," PETA said in its statement.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison reportedly received more than $389,000 in taxpayer money for the "gruesome decompression experiments" on sheep. The Navy told website military.com the stop was because"the contract for the project came to its natural conclusion at the end of the performance period," while the university said it was because both"the scientists and the Navy ... decided in 2022 not to continue these contracted experiments at UW-Madison."
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