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HUMANE SOCIETY ATTEMPTS TO DELIVER SIGNATURES TO INOTIV IN WEST LAFAYETTE

WBAA | By Benjamin Thorp
Published April 29, 2022 at 4:38 PM EDT
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Anne Sterling, vice president with State Affairs for the Humane Society,
standing beside a box of petitions (WBAA News/Ben Thorp)

The Humane Society of the United States attempted to deliver three boxes of
petition signatures to a pharmaceutical development company in West Lafayette on
Friday, demanding the release of some 80 dogs they say have been used for animal
testing.

The company, Inotiv, was the subject of a recent Humane Society investigation
that alleged animal testing at their lab in Mount Vernon, Indiana violated the
Animal Welfare Act.

Anne Sterling is the vice president of State Affairs for the Humane Society of
the United States, which is calling on Inotiv to release 80 dogs they say are
set to be euthanized in mid-May.

“We’re calling on the company to release the dogs so we can find them loving
homes,” she said. “These dogs spend virtually every day of their lives in a
stressful and scary environment.”

Sterling also said the Humane Society would like to see animal testing end.

“Inotiv, if you interviewed them, would probably say they are legally required
to do this,” she said. “They would say we have no choice – we have to do this.
We would say yes, the FDA requires you to test your drugs before you send them
to market – there are other ways to do it.”

Sterling and roughly ten other members of the group were not able to directly
deliver the boxed petitions, which listed over 150,000 signatures. The West
Lafayette Police Department was called, and officers instructed activists to
stay off the company's property.

Inotiv did not respond to WBAA’s request for comment.

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