Save Rosie and other Chimps just like her from experiments!

Rosie the chimp was taken from her mother before she was just one year old. She spent her life in a San Antonio research lab, where she was anesthetized, immobilized and stuck with needles for kidney biopsies.
In 2000, Rosie was rescued and brought to a primate facility. But last year, the National Institute of Health (NIH) ordered Rosie back into the lab. Help get Rosie out of the lab and away from cruel experimentation for good!
When Rosie was in the lab, she experienced unspeakable trauma and showed signs of anxiety, depression and even post-traumatic stress disorder. Now "used up" by human experiments, Rosie is old and diseased and shouldn't be subjected to more inhumane and unproductive lab work.
Together, we can save Rosie and 13 other chimps like her!
Tell the NIH to permanently remove Rosie and 13 other chimps from the San Antonio lab and transfer them to the Alamogordo Primate Facility in New Mexico, where they'll be safe from cruel, invasive experiments.