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Article: HSUS/AAVS Report Warns Consumers of Problems with Pet Cloning

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May 22, 2008
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The Humane Society issued the following news release:

"Buyer beware" is the message of The Humane Society of the United States and the American Anti-Vivisection Society to consumers and pet lovers as dog cloners yesterday announced their plans for an Internet auction. In a new report, Buyers Beware: Pet Cloning Is Not for Pet Lovers, The HSUS and AAVS highlight the animal suffering, questionable claims, shoddy science and dubious background of certain players in the pet cloning scheme.

California-based BioArts International announced that it has successfully cloned dogs and will begin a series of online auctions for the chance to clone five dogs for paying customers, with the bidding ...

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