BSC November Newsletter
Looking back on events leading up to Ridglan agreeing to give up its breeding license, and BSC's core organizer talks about how her master's thesis led her to experience how animal rights on Earth will translate in space🚀.
BSC October Newsletter
Ridglan Farms' lead veterinarian has had his license suspended, and the beagle breeder faces other ongoing legal issues, a case against pig organ transplants by the BSC Founder, and an email action you can take part in, created by PETA to urge Ivy League universities to prove their commitment to the 3Rs principle.
BSC September Newsletter
Ridglan Farms’ problems in August, a devil’s advocate interview with ChatGPT about alternatives to animal testing, the rise of genetically engineered pigs for organ transplants, and rethinking how we discuss animals in science.
BSC August Newsletter
“🧠Interview with an AI: Can We End Animal Testing in Science?” and “FOIA (the Freedom of Information Act), Reveals the NIH (National Institute of Health), has Approved $42 million Worth of New Research Grants, Funding Experiments on Dogs, Despite Their April Announcement to Reduce Animal Research”
BSC July Newsletter
“The road ahead for the motion Dane4Dogs filed to dismiss Ridglan Farms’ lawsuit” and “science explained what are organoids- and why do they matter?”