Walk, The Bonded Paw

10/21/2026

Now for pharmaceuticals!!!

The CDC has officially said no to further monkey experiments, offering hope for around 200 macaques who could be spared from continued laboratory research and given a chance at a safer future.

In November 2025, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention directed researchers to phase out studies involving nonhuman primates by the end of that year. The decision affected approximately 200 macaques housed at the agency's facilities in Atlanta.

Monkeys are intelligent, social animals who can experience stress and distress in laboratory environments. They have complex needs that can be difficult to meet when they are confined and used for scientific experiments.

Reports in 2026 described plans to transfer more than 160 macaques to a primate sanctuary in Texas, where they could receive long-term care away from research laboratories.

These monkeys deserve more than an end to experiments. They deserve a safe place to live, proper care, and the chance to spend the rest of their lives without being subjected to further research.

10/19/2026

I saw a dog in full panic.
Being held up by a person who was laughing and telling the audience "they didn't know what to do" while giggling.
The comments were full of laughing emojis.
Then I checked that creator's page. It wasn't one video. It was a pattern.
This is their content.

They know it.
It's a business now.

People laughed. Or they raged in the comments. Doesn't matter. The algorithm counted both. And it may have even paid the person who scared him.

This is what we've done. We turned dogs into content. And content often has to be more extreme than the last one to work.

So now dogs are props. Punchlines and accessories.

And then there's the worst one. The "miraculous rescue."

A puppy found shut in a box. In a dumpster. Trapped. Terrified. Deliberately put in danger. And wow! Someone just happened to be there. Camera on. Perfect lighting. Perfect angle. Funny that.

How many times are we going to applaud a dog being rescued without questioning whether the situation was deliberately created?

Those aren't rescues. That's cruelty in its purest form.

And people typed "Thank you for saving him, you're an angel."

Every share can be a green light to do it again, but worse next time.

Some people don't know what they're rewarding. The creators do. They know exactly what a terrified dog looks like. They just don't care.

We have to stop calling it content.
And reacting like it is.

If you have to scare a dog to get views, that's exploitation.
If you have to humiliate a dog to be funny, it's "entertainment" from distress.
If you have to hurt a dog and then pretend to save him, that's something far worse.

It's not entertainment.
It's not funny.
It's not cute.

And we are the audience that keeps demanding the very next episode.

It's well and truly cruelty with perfect lighting.
And timing.

10/19/2026

Look behind the walls where your money is going.
Mice, bunnies, dogs, cats, rats, monkeys….the list goes on who they are torturing in our and hospitals and labs 🙏🏽🩵
Look for the leaping bunny on cosmetics. Check your shares.







www.animalfreescienceadvocacy.org.au

10/19/2026

Makes me so angry!!! Please educate yourself on alternative testing that saves HUMAN lives!!

BAN ANIMAL TESTING NOW
Today and this week …if you can please post a message like this on your walls for algorithms from this weekend 🙏🏽
Copy and paste hashtag’s and this text or your own.and use this image or any image you make 🙏🏽 #

Look behind the walls where your money is going.
Mice, bunnies, dogs, cats, rats, monkeys….the list goes on who they are torturing in our and hospitals and labs 🙏🏽🩵
Look for the leaping bunny on cosmetics. Check your shares.







www.animalfreescienceadvocacy.org.au

10/19/2026

Have a cat? Good information on quality food...

https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/02/health/cat-food-toxins-wellness?fbclid=IwdGRjcAVCelRjbGNrBUJ5HWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHBkb2YBc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEepyeotkxeBu26fIucK6ba549wErb37_TxV5evQLLdPux1i5jFBnpAkQYpnkY_aem__E2LZveHpz_cam27Hlf6Lg

Most types of cat foods contain lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury as well as toxic chemicals from plastics and fertilizers, a new investigation found.

10/16/2026

While I'm not vegan nor do I need anyone to be, I believe strongly that we need to know where our food comes from and how it lives and dies. I was raised on a farm and weather I liked it or not those life lessons gave me a deeper understanding and compassion for the animals we raised. They are sentient beings and must be respected.