"Stop FAUCI'S NIH Experiment"

NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases allocated $1,836,453 in taxpayer dollars to test an experimental hay fever drug on mice, rats, and dogs, including 6-month-old puppies. Symptoms of hay fever, also known as seasonal allergies, include a runny nose and sneezing.

At least five separate experiments on dogs are expected to be conducted, which will likely include force-feeding them experimental drugs for several months. The contractor conducting the tests, Inimmune, said guinea pigs could be used instead of dogs in one of the experiments.
The possibility of purchasing "six-month-old puppies," which would be exposed to allergens and used for testing, was also suggested by Inimmune.
Fauci's animal experiments have become a topic of interest since the latter part of 2021, with lawmakers asking President Joe Biden and the NIAID in October to explain the alleged use of an experimental drug on 44 puppies. The White Coat Waste Project had previously accused Fauci and the NIAID of using taxpayer money to fund a "wasteful and brutal" experiment on beagle puppies in laboratories in Africa, California, Georgia, and Maryland.