PETA seeks another investigation into Salt River monkey facility

People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals is “formally” requesting an investigation into the Salt River center after claims of “possible worker safety and health violations related to pathogen exposure and workplace conditions” at the center.

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People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals is “formally” requesting an investigation into the Salt River center after claims of “possible worker safety and health violations related to pathogen exposure and workplace conditions” at the center.

The 16-page complaint from PETA was sent to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration on July 29.

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PETA seeks another investigation into Salt River monkey facility

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