Facebook has reinstated a group devoted to the issue of animal testing at Dalhousie University. The University previously succeeded in getting the group taken offline.
Facebook Reinstates Dalhousie Animal Testing Group
August 27, 2007
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animal testing
This is not right people shouldnt be doing this. They should find another way to do this instead of doing this to innocient animals. Animals are humans to. But some companis that aer doing this they dont think so .
Companies dont seem to care what happens.
emily..