Public Service Announcement Spotlights Cutting Dissection out of the Classroom

Compassionate teachers understand the importance of not dissecting animals in the classroom. Every year, 20 million animals, including frogs, cats, mice, dogs, and others, suffer a violent and unnecessary death so that students can be given scapulas and told to slice up animals. This sends the wrong message about compassionate treatment of animals and can lead to violent behavior inside and outside the classroom. Investigators in California recently discovered a potential correlation between cat dissections at a local high school and a series of cat mutilations in the same community.

Fortunately, advances in humane alternatives make animal dissection completely outdated and unnecessary. Please help keep our schools free of violence by educating members of your audience on their right to choose a cruelty- and dissection-free education by ordering one of our PSAs today!

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