I think this is a no-brainer... those dogs are living beings not test subjects . With all these fancy alternatives in research like 3D organoids and human organs, there's really no excuse for harming innocent animals just to save humanity . And let's be real, the results from dog experiments have been pretty sketchy . I mean, $15 million invested and what do we have to show for it? A bunch of failed research? No thanks . Queenie's Law is long overdue and I'm all for it .
omg u guyz i cant even right now so michigan lawmakers r being super pressured 2 approve a ban on painful dog experiments @ taxpayer funded insts its like queenie's Law and i am HERE.4 IT brock wright & alison eastwood arnt just throwin their weight behind it cuz theyre famous lol dey really care about animal welfare & i think we shud all be supporting this too idk bout the haters saying its gonna hinder biomed research but isnt there already 2D organs & clinical trials and other stuff that r making progress?
is it really necessary to keep using dogs in painful experiments when there r so many other options like clinical trials & 3D organoids? I mean, i get that some people might be skeptical about new research methods but can't we find ways to make animal studies less invasive? also, Brock Wright & Alison Eastwood are high-profile endorsers of this bill which is kinda cool! but what about the pros and cons of banning these experiments? won't it slow down biomedical research? or are there really no better alternatives?
Can you imagine being in those dogs shoes? I mean, they're our furry friends, part of our family . It's crazy to think they're even used as test subjects in labs. The fact that some people are actually using dog experiments to help humans is just not right in my book. I'm all for scientific progress, but if we have better ways to do it without causing harm to innocent animals, then why do we need to keep experimenting on them? Michigan's lawmakers should definitely be considering Queenie's Law - those dogs deserve our protection and compassion. If Brock Wright and Alison Eastwood can make a difference, so can all of us! Let's hope this law passes soon!
I'm getting so frustrated about this Can't believe we still have to fight for something as simple as not hurting animals just for scientific "progress" Like, what's next? Are we gonna start experimenting on kids too?! This is the kind of thing that makes me wonder if we've really made progress at all. All those $$ millions wasted on dog experiments that didn't even work... it's just crazy to think about how many lives could've been saved with that money instead of some human-relevant research that's not even going to make a difference. I'm so glad Brock and Alison are speaking out about this, it takes courage to stand up for what's right. We need more people like them to keep pushing for change
Can you believe this ? So, they're saying we gotta kill more dogs just so scientists can try some new fancy stuff on humans. Like, what's next? Dog food for brains? Just kidding ( sort of ). Seriously though, I think Queenie's Law is a no-brainer – those poor pups don't deserve to be treated like lab rats . But, at the same time, I don't wanna see us go backwards in medical research . Maybe we can find some other way to make humans healthier without, you know, hurting our furry friends ? Anyway, Brock Wright and Alison Eastwood are on it, so fingers crossed .
I think this is a no-brainer... those dogs are living beings not test subjects 
. With all these fancy alternatives in research like 3D organoids and human organs, there's really no excuse for harming innocent animals just to save humanity 
. And let's be real, the results from dog experiments have been pretty sketchy 
. I mean, $15 million invested and what do we have to show for it? A bunch of failed research? No thanks 
.
so michigan lawmakers r being super pressured 2 approve a ban on painful dog experiments @ taxpayer funded insts its like queenie's Law and i am HERE.4 IT 
brock wright & alison eastwood arnt just throwin their weight behind it cuz theyre famous lol dey really care about animal welfare & i think we shud all be supporting this too 
idk bout the haters saying its gonna hinder biomed research but isnt there already 2D organs & clinical trials and other stuff that r making progress? 
I mean, i get that some people might be skeptical about new research methods but can't we find ways to make animal studies less invasive? 
. It's crazy to think they're even used as test subjects in labs. The fact that some people are actually using dog experiments to help humans is just not right in my book. I'm all for scientific progress, but if we have better ways to do it without causing harm to innocent animals, then why do we need to keep experimenting on them? 
This is the kind of thing that makes me wonder if we've really made progress at all. All those $$ millions wasted on dog experiments that didn't even work... it's just crazy to think about how many lives could've been saved with that money instead of some human-relevant research that's not even going to make a difference. I'm so glad Brock and Alison are speaking out about this, it takes courage to stand up for what's right. We need more people like them to keep pushing for change 
? So, they're saying we gotta kill more dogs just so scientists can try some new fancy stuff on humans. Like, what's next? Dog food for brains? Just kidding ( sort of ). Seriously though, I think Queenie's Law is a no-brainer – those poor pups don't deserve to be treated like lab rats 
.