Contre 2 étudiantes vétérinaires

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http://blogaction-animaux.over-blog.fr/article-34141155.html

merci de partager et de diffuser à vos contacts, ces deux étudiantes sadiques et
cruelles ne peuvent et ne doivent pas s'en sortir comme ça :...

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To Whom It May Concern:

I have learned of an extremely disturbing case involving your students
graphically and gleefully dissecting a dog in a
non-institutional setting, and I respectfully request their immediate
expulsion. The women, an 18-year-old named Anna D., a student
of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the National Institute of
Biological Resources, and her friend, 19-year-old Alisa K. from
Kiev’s Institute of International Relations (RT, 20 July 2009),
allegedly discovered a dog who had been hit by a car. After waiting
hours until the dog had died while ignoring the certain pain and
suffering experienced by the dog, they proceeded to perform a
dissection on the floor of Alisa's kitchen. They recorded the
dissection and their associated pleasure doing so; indeed, the
enjoyment they exhibited while skinning and butchering the dog is
especially heinous considering their pursuit of veterinarian
degrees.

I have to ask how these women were able to wait hours until the dog
died while remaining apathetic towards the dog's suffering;
certainly any attempt to provide medical assistance would be natural,
especially to one involved in veterinarian medicine. However,
to ignore this dog's prolonged agony would require a mindset that is
either indifferent or disturbed; indeed, for them to ignore the
dog's trauma demonstrates a lack of morality regarding other living
beings as well as a gross disrespect for the veterinarian field
of medicine. In fact, even faculty have been quoted as describing
their behaviour as "unethical" (RT, 20 July 2009), and it most
certainly violates any internationally recognized standard of
veterinarian care and accreditation. You must not allow these students
to continue their education working with such a vulnerable population;
in fact, allowing these women to be associated with your
universities would most certainly stigmatize you and bring disgrace to
your schools' reputations.

I am hoping that you will take an unyielding position against such a
blatant disregard of animals and expel these students
immediately. To allow their pursual of veterinarian degrees will only
serve to discredit your fine schools by projecting an
indifferent attitude towards such shocking behaviour. Indeed, your
schools should demonstrate in both word and action that yours do
not excuse maliciousness or indifference towards animals, and that
your students are not those who deviate from a compassionate and
caring stance.

Thank you for your attention and consideration to such an urgent matter.