Royal Holloway University

Royal Holloway, University of London carried out
879
procedures on animals in 2015, including the following:

763
procedures on mice
20
procedures on rats
2
procedures on rabbits
94
procedures on other animals

Experiments on animals aren't just cruel – they're scientifically flawed and don't predict effects in humans.

Please contact Royal Holloway University now and ask it to move away from cruel animal experiments and to invest more in non-animal methods.

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Mr

Paul

Layzell

Royal Holloway University

Dear {contact_data~salutation}{contact_data~lastName},

I was horrified to learn that experimenters at Royal Holloway University conducted 879 procedures on animals in 2015, including 20 on rats, 763 on mice, 2 on rabbits, and 94 on other animals.

Every one of these animals was a unique individual with the capacity to feel pain and fear, and they undoubtedly suffered tremendously during the procedures performed on them at the Royal Holloway University .

A range of non-animal alternatives are available, including in vitro methods using human cells and tissues as well as advanced computer-modelling techniques. Not only are these more humane than tests on animals, they're also more reliable and precise and can be more cost-effective.

As one of the top universities in the UK, Royal Holloway University has a responsibility to lead the way in ethical research. I therefore urge you to move away from inflicting pain and suffering on animals and to invest more in modern, pioneering, animal-free research methods.

Yours sincerely,

Kind regards,
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Royal Holloway, University of London carried out
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procedures on animals in 2015, including the following: